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Kevin McCullough

Kevin McCullough: Master of Business Administration (MBA), BA (Hons) Youth and Community Work.

Kevin has over 20 years of voluntary sector experience. He started out as a community worker in Belfast working on issues of conflict resolution, inner city regeneration and youth empowerment.

Moving to London in 1992 Kevin began working for international development agency Christian Aid. As Head of Schools and Youth, Kevin developed a number of successful educational and fundraising programmes engaging numerous church denominations, voluntary sector and commercial partners.

Kevin has been at the forefront of over 10 high profile campaigns including campaigns on fair trade, landmines, Jubilee 2000 debt cancellation, supermarkets, trade justice, Make Poverty History and Climate Change.

In his role as Global Campaigner – Special Initiatives Kevin has been involved in event management and PR/Media opportunities including the Vicars of Dibley March on No.10 Downing St. and the Trade Justice Vigil in Westminster Abbey as part of Make Poverty History campaign. He also organised the Flames of Justice vigil with faith leaders and Bob Geldof in Edinburgh as part of Live 8 in 2005. Kevin has been involved in organising media trips for journalists and celebrity ambassadors securing national media coverage on a number of issue based campaigns.

In recent years Kevin has been involved in collaborating with documentary film makers, production companies and internationally renowned photographers to communicate issues of global justice. eg. Black Gold (cinema release and More 4) and The Great African Scandal ( Channel 4). “Disposable People – Slave trade to Trade slaves” exhibition with Magnum and Autograph at the South Bank, London.

Kevin has undertaken consultancies in event management and strategic reviews for the United Reformed Church, Council for World Mission and the International Youth Hostel Federation (IYHF). He is also on the Board of Directors of Tipping Point Film Fund and Global Goals.

Kevin is married with three children and a member of Bethnal Green United Reformed Church.

He helps to run a football team for refugees and asylum seekers and for his sins he has supported Leeds United for over 20 years!

‘Thank you for all your help during the year – you have been most helpful in many ways…’

– Mary Care, Editor, Boys’ Brigade
“Andrew and Kevin’s work helped us as a management group at CWM, move forward into a whole new era of co-ordinated and planned activity. The effects of their work are still being felt today…”

– Rev Dr Jooseop Keum of the World Council of Churches
“Mark did fantastic work for SolarAid on its new Sunny Money brand: excellent artwork and advice, delivered on time and high quality.”

– Nick Sireau, Director, SolarAid, April 2009
‘Again, I think what you have done is really excellent – a huge leap forward.’

– Martin Hazell, Director of Communications, United Reformed Church
“Mark has been helpful and supportive at every stage of the process of setting up Magnet Resources, from the initial proposal through to Trustee selection, company formation and seeking charitable status. He is very knowledgeable about the not-for-profit sector and has forged valuable links for us with like-minded organisations.

“He combines attention to detail with creative flair. He is a good listener, has a low-key approach and a can-do attitude. His experience, expertise and encouragement have been invaluable to us.”

– Lynne Ling, Business Manager, Magnet Resources, April 2009
‘I am very grateful for your significant contribution to the forthcoming General Secretaries’ Conference. I am very keen to generate a team ethic, not just with our internal Communications Unit but with external suppliers like you. This approach will create a more cohesive, and coordinated, approach.’

– Steve Cox, Director of Communications, Council for World Mission
“Consistently excellent: quality designs and reliable production management… but the main reason I value working with him so highly is his creative contribution to our projects – he always understands what I am looking for but sees ways of doing it differently or adding to the concept in some way, so we end up with a product that is richer and better than I originally envisaged. For me that is his main quality as a designer: ideas, innovation, and creative collaboration to produce quality materials, every time.”

– Alastair Whitson, Senior Editor, Progressio, January 2009
‘You have demonstrated great versatility in manipulating and expanding a core campaign image, thanks’

– Karen Smith, Director of Marketing, International Youth Hostels Federation

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