Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Dame Oriana Clare Tickell (DBE) (born 25 May 1958) is the Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association. Before this position she served as: 2005-2013 Chief Executive, Action for Children 1997–2004 Chief Executive, Stonham Housing Association 1992–1997 Chief Executive, Phoenix House Housing Association (now known as Phoenix Futures) 1989–1992 Director, Riverpoint Single Homeless 1986–1989 Deputy Director, Centrepoint (charity) Soho 1982–1984 Assistant Warden, Avon Probation ServiceAs Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association [1] as from January 2014, Clare Tickell is responsible for one of the UK's leading providers of affordable housing and services for the over-55s, with a reputation for quality and innovation. Founded in 1963, Hanover manages approximately 19,000 extra care and retirement properties in over 600 locations, offering a wide variety of choice to meet different individual needs and local demands.Prior to joining Hanover, Tickell was Chief Executive of Action for Children, one of the UK's largest and most important charities. Here she was able to influence the development of policies that affect the lives of the most vulnerable and neglected children, young people and their families and communities across the UK. In July 2010, it was announced that Tickell would be conducting a review for the UK Government in the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework which sets learning and welfare standards for the under fives. The Review was published in 2011 and its recommendations implemented in 2012."@en }
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- Clare_Tickell abstract "Dame Oriana Clare Tickell (DBE) (born 25 May 1958) is the Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association. Before this position she served as: 2005-2013 Chief Executive, Action for Children 1997–2004 Chief Executive, Stonham Housing Association 1992–1997 Chief Executive, Phoenix House Housing Association (now known as Phoenix Futures) 1989–1992 Director, Riverpoint Single Homeless 1986–1989 Deputy Director, Centrepoint (charity) Soho 1982–1984 Assistant Warden, Avon Probation ServiceAs Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association [1] as from January 2014, Clare Tickell is responsible for one of the UK's leading providers of affordable housing and services for the over-55s, with a reputation for quality and innovation. Founded in 1963, Hanover manages approximately 19,000 extra care and retirement properties in over 600 locations, offering a wide variety of choice to meet different individual needs and local demands.Prior to joining Hanover, Tickell was Chief Executive of Action for Children, one of the UK's largest and most important charities. Here she was able to influence the development of policies that affect the lives of the most vulnerable and neglected children, young people and their families and communities across the UK. In July 2010, it was announced that Tickell would be conducting a review for the UK Government in the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework which sets learning and welfare standards for the under fives. The Review was published in 2011 and its recommendations implemented in 2012.".
- Q5126258 abstract "Dame Oriana Clare Tickell (DBE) (born 25 May 1958) is the Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association. Before this position she served as: 2005-2013 Chief Executive, Action for Children 1997–2004 Chief Executive, Stonham Housing Association 1992–1997 Chief Executive, Phoenix House Housing Association (now known as Phoenix Futures) 1989–1992 Director, Riverpoint Single Homeless 1986–1989 Deputy Director, Centrepoint (charity) Soho 1982–1984 Assistant Warden, Avon Probation ServiceAs Chief Executive of Hanover Housing Association [1] as from January 2014, Clare Tickell is responsible for one of the UK's leading providers of affordable housing and services for the over-55s, with a reputation for quality and innovation. Founded in 1963, Hanover manages approximately 19,000 extra care and retirement properties in over 600 locations, offering a wide variety of choice to meet different individual needs and local demands.Prior to joining Hanover, Tickell was Chief Executive of Action for Children, one of the UK's largest and most important charities. Here she was able to influence the development of policies that affect the lives of the most vulnerable and neglected children, young people and their families and communities across the UK. In July 2010, it was announced that Tickell would be conducting a review for the UK Government in the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework which sets learning and welfare standards for the under fives. The Review was published in 2011 and its recommendations implemented in 2012.".