ONE of the UK’s main care and help charities, Community Integrated Care, has not too long ago introduced the appointment of Tom Gibbs as Chief Financial Officer.
Tom joins Community Integrated Care from National Trust, Europe’s largest conservation charity, the place he’s presently Finance Director.
Prior to this, Tom’s expertise consists of six years at Barnardo’s youngsters’s charity, holding a variety of senior roles overlaying Business Transformation, Technology, Audit and Risk, and overseeing the design and supply of key strategic initiatives. He can also be a Trustee and Treasurer on the meals financial institution charity, The Trussell Trust.
Tom will step into his new position at Community Integrated Care in April 2024, taking the reins from Interim Chief Financial Officer, Stephen Perry, who will stay in publish till Tom’s arrival.
Jim Kane, Chief Executive Officer at Community Integrated Care stated:
“We’re delighted with Tom’s appointment and look forward to welcoming him to our team. Tom brings a wealth of expertise from his finance and leadership roles within the charity sector, which will undoubtedly bring huge value to our organisation. However, what really stood out to us is Tom’s strong sense of purpose and values, and his motivation to be part of our mission to deliver the best lives possible for the people we support.
“We’re incredibly grateful to our Interim Chief Financial Officer, Stephen Perry, for his ongoing support whilst we made this important appointment. During his time with us, Stephen has ensured continuity and provided invaluable guidance to our teams – we wish him all the best for the future.”
On his appointment, Tom commented:
“Having had the privilege of meeting a number of colleagues and people supported by the charity already, I’m really excited to join Community Integrated Care. Seeing the incredible work that the teams do firsthand and hearing how they make a difference to people’s lives, demonstrated the strong values held throughout the organisation and cemented my ambition to join.
“Over the past few years, the charity has achieved so much, exploring innovative investments and strategies to best support colleagues and the people they support, despite the challenging financial landscape faced by the sector. The leadership team and Board of Trustees have bold and ambitious plans for the future, and I’m thrilled to be a part of this. I’m looking forward to getting started in April, meeting as many more colleagues as possible and witnessing the charity’s life-changing impact in action.”
Community Integrated Care employs 6,000 colleagues nationally. To discover out extra in regards to the charity’s vacancies, and what it’s wish to work for Community Integrated Care, please go to: www.workincare.co.uk.
