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Assessment Panel

CSRA have assembled an experienced group
of experts to accurately and fairly provide
accreditation across all business sectors.

CSR Assessment Panel

The assessment panel will evaluate an organisation’s 12 month measurable CSR activity / report based on an established framework of markers.

In order to achieve a consistently high quality of CSR, the Accreditation needs to be:

  • Sustainable and affordable
  • Encourage self assessment
  • Improve take-up and recognition of the Standards
  • Support continuous improvement
  • Inform wider policy

 

The assessment panel consists of industry experts:

Owen Hughes – Director, Eyes Wide Open

Vickie Randall – Sales and Marketing Director, Connect Charity

Dr Hanaa Albanna – Head of MENA region, CSR-A

Rob Challis – Consultant

Fiona Doonican – Business Owner, Your Business Needs Me

Naz Toropdar – Director, Toro Consulting

Sarah Sandle – Marketing Projects and CSR Manager, Embark Group

Alex Hughes – Business Owner, Auxilium Consulting

Muryel Boulay – Consultant, B Other Wise

Gina Connell – Director of Business Development and Marketing, BP Collins

Sian Herschel – Consultant, Herschel Consulting

Kate Jenkins – Tutor and Consultant, Cambridge University

Jess Cunningham – Tutor and Consultant, Cambridge Univeristy

Karolina Rucinska – Consultant, Between Natures

Umbreen Lenoire – Marketing Consultant, Sanzen Digital

Dr Jawdat Altarawneh – Assistant Professor, Northumbria University

Dr Anas Altarawneh – Assistant Professor and Trainer, Northumbria University

Laila Maazouz – Lecturer, University of Wales Trinity St David

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