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Revision as of 20:52, 11 November 2010
Charlene Harrigan, Kirsty Macdonald, Cheryl Littlewood, Catriona Burnett http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/
Contents
History and Background
The Centre for Social Justice is an independent British thinktank, that was set up and established by Iain Duncan Smith along with the help of Philippa Claire Stroud, a former leader of the Conservative Party who created this Political thinktank after losing the Conservative leadership in October 2003 through which he continues to show his commitment to compassionate conservatism. The main aim of the establishment of the Centre for Social Justice was to attempt to find and create new ways to overcome and to attempt to tackle poverty. The Centre for Social Justice was incorporated with Companies House on the 25th May 2004 (Company No. 05137036) [1]. The idea of the thinktank is to generate ideas from various charities, projects and community organisations with perspective on the true nature of the issue in order to identify the causes of poverty and create positive policies to help combat this, then putting them forward to politicians in order to help shape their manifestos and solve these problems.
People
The centre for social Justice consists of many people who have a fundamental role and part to play within the company these individuals include Gavin Poole, Executive Director,Chris Bullivant, Projects Director,Charlotte Pickles, Policy Director, Seconded to the Department for Work and Pensions as an Expert Advisor, Robin Millar, Programmes Director,Juliette Ash, External Affairs Director,Cara Walker, Senior Fundraiser and Profile Manager, Dr Jeffrey Bailey, Chairman in Residence, Dr Samantha Callan, Chairman in Residence, Christian Guy, Senior Policy Specialist, Adele Eastman, Senior Policy Specialist, Zoe Briance, CSJ Awards and CSJ Alliance Manager, Ali Crossley, Senior Researcher, Deven Ghelani, Senior Researcher, Chris Perfect, Policy Researcher, James Mumford, Policy Researcher, Kirsty Turnbull, Office Manager, Nicola Vimalanathan, Fundraiser, Lucy Maule, Executive Assistant to Executive Director and Joseph Colman, CSJ Conference Coordinator.[2]
Directors
The Board of Directors consists for The Centre for Social Justice Consist of Mark Florman, Louise Hobbs, Dr Stephen Brien, Ryan Robson and Sam Clarke who also has the role of company Secretary. .[3]
Advisory Council
There also consists of an advisory council, a Board of people who will meet once a year in order to maintain ongoing support and strategies for the Centre for Social Justice. The Advisroy Council can be broken into two seperate group these are Business Owner and Associates(Influential Figures such as Royalty) and MPs and MEPs.
Business
Camila Batmangelidjh CEO, Kid’s Company Johan Eliasch Chairman and Chief Exec, Head N.V ; Chairman, Cool Earth; Prime Minister's Special representative on deforestation and clean energy Lord Brian Griffiths Chairman of Board, Herman Miller Inc; International Advisor, Goldman Sachs International Limited Murdoch Maclennan Chief Executive, Telegraph Media Group, George Magan, Chairman of Carlton Capital Partners, Tim Montgomerie Editor, Conservative Home , Malcolm Offord Partner, Charterhouse Patrick Regan CEO of youth charity XLP Stephan Shakespeare Chief Innovations Officer, YouGov, Professor Lawrence ShermanWolfson Professor of Criminology, Cambridge University, Her Grace the Duchess of Westminster, Baroness Deech, Former Principal of St Anne's College Oxford; former Senior Proctor of the University of Oxford; former chair of the UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority; former Governor of the BBC; and current Visiting Professor at Gresham College, London; sits as a Crossbencher in the House of Lords.
MPs and MEPs
Rt Hon William Hague MP Foreign Secretary, Robert H Halfon MP Member of Parliament for Harlow and Consultant, Conservative Friends of Israel Syed Kamall MEP Co-founder of Global Business Research institute, MEP for London, Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP Minister of State, Cabinet Office, David Willetts MP Minister for Universities and Science.
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Funding and connections
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Iain Duncan Smith
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Philippa Stroud
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Work in Northern Ireland
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Policies
- Globalisation: Centre for Social Justice: Views and aims on Welfare
Suggestions for sub-pages
Just suggestions - feel free to change/add to this - although it is recommended that you create several main pages linked to from this main project page so group members can edit simultaneously.
- ↑ "http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/b1d15290ddb948ed7129d9de20f63595/wcframe?name=accessCompanyInfo]The Companies House: For the Record Website Accessed 21 October 2010
- ↑ "[1]The Centre For Social Justice Website Accessed 12 October 2010
- ↑ "[2]The Centre For Social Justice Website Accessed 12 October 2010
