As a movement, we are run entirely by our network of volunteers. We have no paid staff! Our volunteers are drawn from across the public, private and third sectors and - whilst being mostly UK based - from across the world!
You can find out more about many of those who are involved in our Volunteer Team here, but please don't take this as an exhaustive list - our team's energies and availability waxes and wanes as their life and business interests evolve, so this team list is fluid! And there are many more volunteers involved in our Thought and Action Groups researching and publishing around specific topics.
Click on each below title to 'meet' our people.
And if you’d like to join us, click here: BE PART OF THE MOVEMENT
Our Volunteers provide light touch strategic direction and supporting infrastructure for the EFS movement with hands-on delivery co-ordinated through a network of volunteer hubs. This structure enables us to keep the ethos, knowledge and activity together and 'moving' whilst allowing for our volunteers coming and going as their availability allows.
You can find out more about how this works here LINK. Our hubs are supported by our two Strategy Directors, who also host our radio show!
The role of the Steering Group is to support the EFS community by providing insight, evidence, ideas and advice on a range of engagement topics to our Thought & Action Groups - Topic and Sector and Area Networks, as well as thought leadership to our wider community and business leaders.
Our Board looks after the governance of the Engage for Success Movement, how it is organised, how it is funded, how it is structured, who it employs.
The Engage for Success Board was formed in October 2013. Engage for Success runs as a company limited by guarantee, as a non-profit making organisation.
The Chairman of the board is Peter Cheese from the CIPD
We always say that once you've been involved with the movement as part of our Core Team, you never really leave!
Here are our alumni, many of them were 'lent' to us as secondees from their organisations (if we've missed you off, please do shout!).
Most of them are still supporting the movement, at least in spirit if not in practise, and they most definitely continue to fly the flag for the cause!