Policy paper

Skills and leadership in the VCSE sector: Dame Mary Marsh Review

This report provides recommendations from a review of skills and leadership in the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector.

From:
Cabinet Office
Published
16 May 2013
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Dame Mary Marsh review of skills and leadership in the VCSE sector

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In 2012 The Minister for Civil Society appointed Dame Mary Marsh to lead a review into leadership and skills in the voluntary sector and examine how well existing support is meeting the needs of the sector.

Dame Mary’s brought her significant experience of working with the voluntary sector to the review. She was the founder and director of the Clore Social Leadership Programme for 6 years, and spent 8 years as Chief Executive of the NSPCC.

The review brought together relevant people in the sector and from business, and started a conversation about the future of the voluntary and community sector. It aimed to identify the challenges and opportunities that exist for charities in securing the skills they need to thrive in a tough financial climate.

This report provides the conclusions and recommendations from the review. It has been used to inform government policy on supporting the voluntary sector.

Published 16 May 2013