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nasen is pleased to announce the appointment of two board directors and one executive director

nasen is pleased to announce the appointment of two board directors and one executive director. These appointments are part of a long term growth strategy that will increase our impact and influence in the Special Educational Needs Sector nasen was advised by Forster Chase Executive Search.

Amrit Singh, Christopher Rutt and Simon Lloyd have now been appointed.

Commenting on these appointments Prof Adam Boddison, CEO of nasen said our continued growth means the charity is supporting even more of the special educational needs workforce A strong strategic infrastructure in finance and commerce is essential and I am delighted to welcome Amrit, Chris and Simon into the nasen family”

Babloo Ramamurthy, Non-Executive Director of Forster Chase Group said “I am pleased our team demonstrated the agility to devise, deliver and onboard a multiple search assignment during lockdown I thank the candidates and the team at nasen for adapting so well to a fully digital process.

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