Ed Mayo, CEO of Pilotlight – an organisation that connects businesses with charities – suggested that businesses can gain from enabling staff to undertake more voluntary work, as it can also act as an opportunity for professional development
We are excited to welcome Ollie Lloyd and Fiona Rodford onto our Board, each bringing a wealth of experience and tremendous passion for Pilotlight'
To all our Pilotlighters, charity partners and supporters,
In response to the current COVID-19 situation in the UK, we would like to reassure our Pilotlighters and charity partners that we are following all
We are excited to announce that during January and February eight charities have been selected to join our programmes.
I’ve always felt privileged to have the upbringing I’ve had.
Pilotlight is delighted to announce a new partnership with Sodexo.
Over my time at Pilotlight, I’ve worked with all kinds of charity boards — the good, bad and even the ugly. I’ve also had the delight in seeing many of our Pilotlighters go from working with a charity for the first time, to being inspired enough to become a trustee after participating in one our programmes.
Before I moved to London, I lived in Moscow, where I was a charity trustee (or what I would call a member of the board of a non-profit organisation
Pilotlight is delighted to announce the appointment of Ed Mayo as its new Chief Executive.
After many years of volunteering for charities, I can safely say that giving back has always been on my agenda. However, I’d never really thought about how my business skills could be useful, and it wasn’t until I participated in Morgan Stanley’s skills-sharing programme, the Strategy Challenge in London, that I got a glimpse of how much my skills and experience could help.
