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Celia Hodson has just taken up post as the Head of Business Development for the Social Enterprise Coalition responsible for guiding the organisation through the next phase of its change and expansion.

Celia was previously the Chief Executive Officer at Cambridge Co-operative Development Agency and its networking group The Social Enterprise People.

Responsible for providing leadership, direction, business planning and policy development, Celia leads a team of Business Advisors, Project Managers and Office staff .Since she has been in post she has doubled the workforce and successfully introduced a fresh set of strategic, high impact, aims and objectives for the organisation. The newly launched ‘Commissioning Access Programme’ aimed at enabling Social enterprises to tender for Local Authority  Commissions and the Social Accounting Pilot measuring the impact of funding through programmes such as Investing in Communities and  Capacity Builders are adding to  the increased visibility of the organisation.

 Before joining Cambridge Co-operative Development Agency in 2005, Celia was a Business Advisor and Marketing professional supporting co-operatives, community enterprises and other businesses to help establish, develop and sustain their companies.

She is a Board member for Social Enterprise East of England (SEEE) representing social enterprises in Cambrigeshire and Peterborough. On the Board of Guidance, Employment and Training (GET) a support organisation for providers of young adult education. She is also Vice Chair for the GCP Strategic Board for EEDAs Investing in Communities programme and a Director for the 4th Angle, a equal funded CIC in Suffolk suppoting social enterprises addressing employment opportunities.
Jeremy  K.V. Joslin (Business Development Manager) Jeremy’s background is primarily financial having spent some 30 years in this field. During this time however he has held a number of posts encompassing, Business advice, Health and Safety, Management, Sales/Marketing and Regulated Financial Planning.

More recently Jerry ( as he prefers to be called) has been fortunate enough to utilise these skills in a coaching/mentoring capacity assisting the long term unemployed move away from benefits and into either employment or self employment. Prior to joining Realise and 4th Angle he managed an ESF/LSC project geared once again to ‘welfare to work’ and working closely with a wide range of community partnerships.

Jerry has been married for 26 years and have two children, 14 and 20 and when given the chance, enjoys fishing, music and chilling out with the family.

“I see 4th Angle as an important extension of the Realise project and as a professional ‘launch pad’ for the promotion of Social Enterprise in Suffolk and the Eastern Region.
I firmly believe that there is great potential for the business community and enterprises to integrate more and benefit from one another for the common good. It is therefore vital that awareness is raised, in order that  the real value that enterprises can bring to businesses in the community, is identified and fully utilised.” Jeremy Joslin.
Stephen Watt currently works as an Economic Development Project Officer with Suffolk County Council  His remit includes Social Enterprise and the rural economy. He also manages 5 business centres on the council's behalf. Stephen Studied Economics at the University of Dundee where he gained a 1st Class Honours MA. During his 4 years at University he worked for a voluntary sector company called Sense Scotland as a support worker. He also held a voluntary post as business and marketing manager for a local theatre company.

He believes the economics and business background twinned with his understanding of the voluntary sector give him a good grounding to take up the position of a Director with 4th Angle. He believes 4th Angle and the social enterprise sector as a whole has an ideal opportunity to show what they can deliver in this current climate of considerable change.

In his spare time Stephen enjoys performing in theatre productions and singing. He is also an active member of the Suffolk Credit Union, participating in the Credit Committee.
Sarah Shalott was born in Leicestershire but misspent much of her youth in York and Morecambe.

She has worked in a variety of roles both paid and voluntary in the community. Most of Sarah's working life has been spent in Local authorities, she was a neighbourhood care organiser and a community services coordinator in Leicestershire in the mid 1980s where she worked with some very disadvantaged and exclude groups of people.

Sarah moved to work in more rural parts of Leicestershire where she set up telephone befriending service, 3 Councils for voluntary service and a number of luncheon clubs in pubs along the A5.

Sarah has managed very large groups of local authority care services including Home care Residential Care Day Care. She has been the chair of CAB and VBX, headed up commissioning services for older people managed a large chunk of operational services within a Primary Care Trust and now heads up service development for Economic Well being Employment and Inclusion for Suffolk County Council.

When not at work she is an active PTA member, supporter of The Holgate Windmill preservation society in York and the Save the Winter Gardens campaign in Morecambe. Sarah enjoys travelling especially to Australia, the theatre, the cinema and quizzes. She has one husband 2 children 2 rescue dogs and a large extended family. In autumn 2006 she embarked on a Masters Course in Social Enterprise.
David Dawson is a director of a property company involved in the primary care sector and also of one of the pilot projects, Workwise(Suffolk) Ltd.

His previous positions have included Human Resources Manager at Unilever and Shell and Management Consultant involved in the NHS and Social Care, having held the latter since 1980.

David has a Law Degree and is actually married to a solicitor. He and his wife have two children and one grandchild and they have lived in Bury St Edmunds for the last 12 years. David’s interests include the theatre, music, choral singing  and golf.

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