Reverend Julio Abraham, a leader and social entrepreneur with an extensive background in charity leadership, theology and business, has been appointed as the new CEO of Brighton & Hove’s Off The Fence Trust.
The Board of Trustees at Off The Fence are delighted to introduce their new CEO, who has previously worked as CEO of the homeless charity Derby City Mission, taking it from a turnover of £250k to £1.3M.
Julio is eager to move to Brighton & Hove, saying, “The City has a national reputation for care, compassion and creating futures for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. This work has inspired me over the years and I am eager to collaborate with other groups in the City to contribute my experience and passion to this task.”
Julio will join Off The Fence on 7th August and work alongside founders Paul and Wendy during a transition period. During their tenure, the charity has raised and spent £9 million to support local projects and provided support to 700 rough sleepers, 120 vulnerable women and 13,000 schoolchildren.
Paul Young, Off The Fence founder, commented, “Julio shares our sense of mission. The charity is in good hands.”
Reverend Julio Abraham has been appointed as the new CEO of Brighton & Hove’s Off The Fence Trust. The Board of Trustees are delighted to introduce their new CEO, who previously worked as CEO of the homeless charity Derby City Mission.
Julio is excited to move to Brighton & Hove, saying, “The City has a national reputation for care, compassion and creating futures for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. This work has inspired me over the years and I am eager to collaborate with other groups in the City to contribute my experience and passion to this task.”
Julio will begin his role at Off The Fence on 7th August and work alongside founders Paul and Wendy during a transition period. The charity has made significant achievements during their tenure, including raising £500,000 to purchase and extend the Gateway Women’s Centre in Portslade, and raising and spending £9 million to support local projects.
Paul Young, Off The Fence founder, commented, “Julio shares our sense of mission. The charity is in good hands.”
Reverend Julio Abraham, a leader and social entrepreneur with an extensive background in charity leadership, theology and business, has been appointed as the new CEO of Brighton & Hove’s Off The Fence Trust.
The Board of Trustees at Off The Fence are delighted to introduce their new CEO, who has previously worked as CEO of the homeless charity Derby City Mission, taking it from a turnover of £250k to £1.3M.
Julio expressed his enthusiasm for his new role in Brighton & Hove, saying, “The City has a national reputation for care, compassion and creating futures for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. This work has inspired me over the years and I am eager to collaborate with other groups in the City to contribute my experience and passion to this task.”
Julio will join Off The Fence on 7th August and work alongside founders Paul and Wendy during a transition period. During their tenure, the charity has raised and spent £9 million to support local projects and provided support to 700 rough sleepers, 120 vulnerable women and 13,000 schoolchildren.
Paul Young, Off The Fence founder, commented, “Julio shares our sense of mission. The charity is in good hands.”
Reverend Julio Abraham has been appointed as the new CEO of Brighton & Hove’s Off The Fence Trust. The Board of Trustees are delighted to welcome their new CEO, who has a wealth of experience in charity leadership, social enterprise and business.
Julio expressed his excitement for his new role in Brighton & Hove, saying, “The City has a national reputation for care, compassion and creating futures for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. This work has inspired me over the years and I am eager to collaborate with other groups in the City to contribute my experience and passion to this task.”
Julio will begin his role at Off The Fence on 7th August and work alongside founders Paul and Wendy during a transition period. During their tenure, the charity has raised and spent £9 million to support local projects, and provided support to 700 rough sleepers, 120 vulnerable women and 13,000 schoolchildren.
Paul Young, Off The Fence founder, commented, “Julio shares our sense of mission. The charity is in good hands.”
Reverend Julio Abraham has been appointed as the new CEO of Brighton & Hove’s Off The Fence Trust. The
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