It was fantastic speaking to @SarahNeville at the @Financial Times about my role as Chief Executive of Alzheimer’s Research UK. I joined over a decade ago and in that time the charity has transformed to become the leading funder of dementia research in the UK and Europe. Now we’re firmly leading the charge towards a cure. After witnessing the heartbreak of dementia on my own family this is incredibly important to me and drives me in everything I do at the charity. From when I started Alzheimer’s Research UK has achieved so much, but this hasn’t just been me. As I said in the piece, this is thanks to a brilliant team of people, and a really supportive Board. It’s understanding the power of my team within the organisation, but also the power of our supporters and the research community, that’s helped me deliver. There is still much more work for us to, but I’m excited for what’s ahead and I’m proud to continue to lead Alzheimer’s Research UK during this next chapter. https://lnkd.in/eSuiP246
What an inspiring and insightful read. Loved working together at Age UK. You remain one the most inspiring people I’ve worked with and were always so open to mentoring and sharing advice. You deserve all the success and recognition x
Wonderful, and so well deserved Hilary Evans-Newton . I can’t remember seeing such a profile before in the FT. You have set a new standard
Hilary - Thank you for your leadership and commitment. You are doing so much for the community to raise awareness of Alzheimer's but also to drive progress towards new treatments. It is a devastating disease, and hopefully, we can begin to see renewed interest in investing in finding impactful ways to help affected patients.
Great article... great shot of your hands!
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How fortunate we are to have such an inspirational leader! A brilliant article 👏
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2wDELIGHTED to read this article this morning. So great!! Congratulations and it it was wonderful to learn so much from you during my brief tenure.