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Connections and Credibility
Our credibility as BECBC comes from our members in businesses both big and small, along with our connections with other organisations, including Government in Westminster. Here's what our members have to say about us:
Meet The Team
BECBC is run by a Board of 8 volunteers from across the energy industry and its supply chain, all bringing their own set of skills and knowledge to the membership. They are supported by a small team of employees and professional consultants.
There is also a BECBC Shadow Board of young professionals (all volunteers), formed to bring disruption to the norm and challenge BECBC to think outside the box.
The BECBC Sector Groups are led by volunteers, all experts from within the membership.
For immediate enquiries please contact the relevant member of the team:
Natalie Barker, Membership Secretary
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Natalie Barker, Membership Secretary
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Dianne Richardson, CEO
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Social Value Delivery Group
We welcome everyone who has an interest in delivering social value for our community. People in the room include social value professionals from businesses, charities and social enterprises alongside people who want to contribute to social value.
What we Do:
At our monthly meetings, we focus on themes. Each session is dedicated to exploring topics that matter to our members and the community we belong to. Topics range from addiction and the role of work in recovery journeys, to skills shortages and what is being done to address them, to how employers can support young people with their personal and career development.
When and Where:
Our meetings take place from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm on a Tuesday, and we are hosted at Lakes College, providing a central and accessible location for all participants. The meeting provides a valuable space for discussion and networking.
Why Join Us:
The Social Value Group prides itself on its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you have years of knowledge and experience of Social Value, or just beginning your journey, you'll find a supportive community to be part of.
Join us as we strive to create meaningful and lasting change in our community.