- June 21, 2022
- Posted by: R
- Categories: All News, Business continuity, CT Blog, CT Brief
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We are really pleased to bring you the new CT Brief – Issue 60: Local Government
In this issue, we highlight a number of local initiatives to tackle a range of the difficulties so many face, while identifying best practice.
We explore areas including organisational transformation, budget-setting, decarbonisation, diversity in leadership, mental health, and recruiting the people you need to deliver the results you seek.
What’s Inside?
- Regulation, Maggie Rafalowicz, Director, Campbell Tickell
- Complaints handling, Richard Blakeway, Housing Ombudsman
- Housing authority finance, Dave Roberts, Senior Associate, Campbell Tickell
- Housing strategies, Maggie Rafalowicz, Director, Campbell Tickell & Helen Brzozowski, Managing Partner, arc4
- London Retrofit, Joanne Drew, Housing and Regeneration Director, Enfield Council
- Gateshead transformation, Vicky Sibson, Strategic Housing Services Manager & Kevin Scarlett, Service Director Strategic Housing and Residential Growth, Gateshead Council
- Job-sharing, Eleanor Purser & Sara Waller, Co-Strategic Directors – Sustainable Growth and Opportunity, Lambeth Council
- Interim Recruitment, Gemma Prescot, Senior Consultant and Head of Interim Management, Campbell Tickell
- Cricket and communities, Abdul A Ravat, Non-Executive Director and Community Cricket Campaigner
- Homelessness in England, Moh Hussein, Head of Housing, Arun District Council
- Homelessness in Ireland, Mary Hayes, Director, Dublin Region Homeless Executive
- Mental Health and Housing, Peter Molyneux, Chair, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Read the new CT Brief – Issue 60: Local Government
To discuss any topics raised in these articles, contact: comms@campbelltickell.com
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