Helen’s cross- sector career spans three decades with specialisms in innovation, change, governance, human rights, financial stewardship and strategy. She is a not-for-profit charity Chief Executive and campaigner. Helen additionally serves as Vice-Chair with Amnesty International UK & is a Board Trustee with the The Civil Liberties Trust.
Helen’s passion is to empower people to live independent lives, to embrace the power of diversity and persuade powerful institutions to drive societal change towards a fairer equitable society. Helen holds a Masters in Finance from the City University of New York and is currently pursuing a second Masters degree in International Affairs at King’s College London.
The Food Network for Ethical Trade (FNET) connects major UK food retailers, manufacturers, suppliers and a range of small, medium and large food companies to build more ethical trade by identifying and tackling human rights issues in food supply chains.
Please contact FNET if you would like to know more about the work we do and if you are interested in joining the network.