Keith Robertson – Chief Executive

_{Keith was formerly the Managing Director of Fresh Start, an Edinburgh-based charity with around 400 volunteers that helps people who have been homeless get established and settled in their community. Keith joined Fresh Start at its inception in 1998 and has led and developed it into a respected charity that makes a significant contribution to Edinburgh’s provision for the homeless. During his period at the helm, Keith introduced and developed a portfolio of services to support vulnerable tenants, launched a successful social enterprise and trading arm and developed a number of mutually beneficial strategic partnerships with organisations from a broad section of the community.} 

  Fiona Arnott-Barron – Operations Manager

I have been employed with CBCS at Headquarters for over 14 years now, my current post being Operations Manager. It is a demanding role, with one constant theme…. never a dull moment! 

I have regular communication with our Area staff and view my role as the key link between the Board, Chief Executive and Area offices. 

I am responsible for the day-to-day management of staff who are administering client services across Scotland and those based at Headquarters.  I work closely with the Chief Executive to ensure we are delivering on all aspects of our organisational strategy; and serve as Secretary to the CBCS Board of Trustees.  

Prior to joining Cruse, I was employed with the NHS working in the Tayside Area Clinical Psychology Department for 11 years.  I have also undertaken CBCS training in working with bereaved adults.

 Daryl Cuthbert – Volunteer Development and Training Manager

Daryl has a long-standing relationship with Cruse Scotland, originally as a grief counsellor then to a supporter of training and services for children and young people.  From 2002, he has been a member of the Cruse Scotland Training Team.

Daryl has worked across Local Authority and Voluntary Sector.  He has contributed to the development of Children and Young People bereavementsupport groups and Barnardo’s bereavement services.  He has contributed to a range of workforce development initiatives on children's rights, trauma & bereavement support. 

Daryl has been a volunteer, a practitioner, and a manager in several statutory and Third Sector services. 

In his personal world Daryl regularly performs as a musician.   He is also currently focusing on his own learning & development, returning to study as mature student in 2017.

 

 

 

Reviewed and Revised 28/09/16