NASIP - Key Persons
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- Communities and VCSE Lead, Suffolk County Council
Emma leads on the identification of new funding opportunities for the LEP, acting as a
resource for the LEP and local partners in identifying and securing external funding. She is delighted to support the regional focus and ambition of NASIP.
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- Place Making and Partnership Manager
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- Head of Partnerships & External Relations, Community Action Suffolk ( Chair )
Fran is an experienced and flexible project and programme professional with a demonstrated
history of working in local government, the wider public sector and the voluntary and community sector. Skilled in partnership development, external funding, social enterprise and investment, business development, programme management particularly finance and appraisal, and bid writing. Strong financial skills.
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- Policy & Projects Officer, Norfolk County Council
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- Head of Finance and Operations, Norfolk Community Foundation
Joanne has worked in the charity and non-profit sector for over 20 years. Her current
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- Head of Voluntary Sector Infrastructure, Voluntary Norfolk
Voluntary Norfolk has been interested in social investment and now seems to be the right time to look at the potential of these methods financing for the VCSE sector across Norfolk and Suffolk.
funding likely to be squeezed in the near future, we need to look at better ways of resourcing community-based initiatives, methods that will enable innovation and sustainability.
important now than ever to collaborate to address some of the challenges communities face.
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- Head of Partnerships, Suffolk Community Foundation
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- External Funding Specialist, Suffolk County Council
supporting a robust and sustainable VCSE sector in Suffolk. As part of SCC's External Funding team, Paul provides advice and support to VCSE organisations on grant funding, and increasingly, social finance.
Rebecca White is the CEO and Founder of Your
Own Place CIC. As a qualified secondary school teacher with years of experience working with people from all backgrounds as well as commissioners, politicians, business people and leaders, Rebecca exemplifies the successful combination of operational, strategic and business experience. What really
drives Rebecca is social inequality. By the roll of a dice a person's life chances are dramatically altered. Homelessness is just one manifestation of this and until people have equality of opportunity Rebecca will work
tirelessly to champion people facing disadvantage not of their own making. Rebecca believes that social enterprise provides a more sustainable, less philanthropic and more empowering business model that translates into the way people and communities work together as equals. This is why Rebecca volunteers with NASIP - to progress the social enterprise agenda and make a difference in a place she cares deeply about.