The Commercial Education Trust (CET) is delighted to announce the appointment of several new trustees to its board. This expansion comes at a pivotal time as the Trust continues its mission to enhance Commercial Ability across the UK.
We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our outgoing trustees, Alun Evans, Anne Robins, and Edward Brunel Cohen. Their invaluable service and leadership have been instrumental in guiding CET through the challenges of the pandemic and setting a strategic direction for the Trust moving forward.
New Trustees
Susanna Kalitowski
Susanna Kalitowski is a seasoned policy and public affairs leader with extensive experience in the education sector. Her expertise will be invaluable in helping CET navigate the complex landscape of educational policy and advocacy.
Larissa Howells
Larissa Howells brings over two decades of experience in the charity sector, particularly in public engagement and social justice. Her passion for creating inclusive opportunities aligns perfectly with CET's mission to enhance commercial education for all.
Diane Betts
Diane Betts has nearly 30 years of leadership experience in not-for-profit organisations, focusing on financial and operational management. Her commitment to supporting diverse community organisations will be a significant asset to CET.
Dann Cleveland
Dann Cleveland, Head of Transformation and Finance at the National Citizens Service, has a strong background in finance and technology. His insights into youth employability and the role of technology in education will be crucial for CET's future initiatives.
The Commercial Education Trust looks forward to the contributions of these distinguished individuals as we continue to advance our mission. Their diverse expertise and commitment will be invaluable in driving CET’s strategic initiatives and fostering commercial education excellence across the UK.
