Dr Alison Taylor appointed to head Centre for Social Impact
Tuesday, 27 May 2014, 5:03 pm
Press Release: ASB Community Trust
Dr Alison Taylor appointed to head ASB Community
Trust's Centre for Social Impact
Dr Alison Taylor
has been appointed by the ASB Community Trust to head its
newly established Centre for Social Impact.
Dr Taylor has
held a number of senior public health and social sector
leadership roles in the UK and New Zealand. Her previous
appointments include Head of ASB Community Trust High
Engagement Programmes, CEO of the Mental Health Foundation
of New Zealand, and the General Manager of the Ministry of
Youth Development.
She is also a Trustee of the Vodafone
Foundation New Zealand.
The Trust has founded the Centre
to support major high engagement venture philanthropy
investments for the Trust, and for other philanthropic,
community, government and corporate organisations investing
in social
programmes.
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