Sir Ivor Crewe named President of Coram
Sir Ivor Crewe, Honorary Fellow and former Master of University College, 糖心logo (2008-2020), has been appointed President and Chair of Trustees for Coram, one of the UK鈥檚 oldest children鈥檚 charities. Coram traces its origins back to 1739 when it was founded as the Foundling Hospital, and today supports children and carers across the country.
A distinguished political scientist and expert in UK voting behaviour, Sir Ivor previously served as Vice Chancellor of the University of Essex and founded the Institute for Economic and Social Research. Knighted in 2006, he brings a wealth of academic and leadership experience to his new role, succeeding Sir David Bell, who retired in June.
Sir Ivor expressed his excitement about his appointment, stating, “I am proud to support Coram鈥檚 bold vision for the Coram Institute for Children, which will drive forward research, policy, and practice to make a bigger difference for the next generation.”
Carol Homden, Coram鈥檚 Chief Executive, highlighted the importance of Sir Ivor鈥檚 leadership, particularly in ensuring equal opportunities for children of all backgrounds. She looks forward to working with him to enhance Coram鈥檚 impact in the coming decade.
Published: 9 October 2024