Andrew Burman

We are a major provider of mental health, intellectual disability and community healthcare services for the people of Nottinghamshire. We see about 190,000 people every year. Over 10,000 colleagues carry out a wide range of roles, working together to provide integrated and coordinated care and support to those using our services. We have an annual budget / income of over £590 million. With that we provide services across the county for people with mental health needs, with needs relating to drug or alcohol dependency, mental and physical health services for people with intellectual disabilities and community physical healthcare. We also provide secure mental health services.

The Universities and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA) is the body that represents the interests and views of UK Higher Education (HE) organisations as employers. We are a voluntary membership organisation, funded through the subscriptions of our member organisations. We are governed by a Board drawn from Vice-Chancellors, Principals and Chairs of governing councils of universities. We also support a number of specialist advisory committees drawing in professionals and partners from across the sector. This helps to guide our work and ensure that we can recognise the diversity and distinctiveness across HE institutions and between the contexts of our devolved nations. For more information, see http://www.ucea.ac.uk/en/publications/index.cfm/about

We are a major provider of mental health, intellectual disability and community healthcare services for the people of Nottinghamshire. We see about 190,000 people every year. Over 10,000 colleagues carry out a wide range of roles, working together to provide integrated and coordinated care and support to those using our services. We have an annual budget / income of over £590 million. With that we provide services across the county for people with mental health needs, with needs relating to drug or alcohol dependency, mental and physical health services for people with intellectual disabilities and community physical healthcare. We also provide secure mental health services.

Various board memberships

The Chartered Management Institute works with businesses and education providers to inspire people to unleash their potential and become skilled, confident and successful managers and leaders. In fact, CMI has more than 60,000 people training to be better leaders right now across our partner network in the UK and internationally. Backed by a unique Royal Charter, CMI is the only organisation able to award Chartered Manager status - the ultimate management accolade, which is proven to boost individuals’ career prospects, management capability and impact in the workplace. CMI’s thought leadership, research, events and online resources provide practical insight about critical issues for its 100,000 plus members and any professional looking to improve their results; create diverse high-performing teams and nurture the next generation of managers and leaders. #BetterManagers.