August 21, 2017

TDC appoints new Chief Executive

New TDC Chief Executive Athol Halle

We are pleased to announce that TDC (The Trust for Developing Communities) has appointed Athol Hallé as its next Chief Executive and he will be taking up the post at the end of October. 

New TDC Chief Executive Athol Halle

New TDC Chief Executive Athol Halle

Athol comes to us from his position as Chief Executive of Groundswell, a post that he has held for the past 11 years, building the charity from small beginnings into the prominent and highly respected homeless organisation that it is today. His previous employers include Cardboard Citizens, Amnesty International UK and the National Homeless Alliance – the organisation from which Groundswell originated. Athol is a fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs and of the Ariane de Rothschild Fellowship in Social Enterprise and Cross-Cultural Dialogue.

Athol says ‘I am looking forward to taking on this new role and working with the staff, the Trustees and the communities within the City to make Brighton & Hove a place of greater equality and social justice.’

Grant Scott, Chair of Trustees, said ‘We are delighted to have appointed Athol as our new Chief Executive and we are confident that he will provide the transformative leadership to take the organisation through the next stage of its development and beyond.’

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