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Rank Ripples – Spring 2025 Edition

April 16, 2025 by Louise Kavanagh Leave a Comment

A celebration of our diverse Network.

This edition of Rank Ripples magazine highlights the ways different backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences contribute to social cohesion, innovation, and resilience. 

David Sanderson writes his final foreword as he prepares to step down as CEO of The Rank Foundation. He reflects on the values that have shaped its journey and highlights the power of strong leaders and the connections at the heart of lasting change.

Alongside your regular Fellowship update, it features stories from leaders in our Network who embody the principles of inclusive leadership, prioritise equity, and continuously learn about inclusivity. Inside are articles from Zulekha Dhala; Aawaz, Ciara Devlin; Breaking Barriers, Paul Smyth; Politics in Action, Cynthia Nchang; Integrate UK, Tim Leese; Welcome Churches, and conflict resolution specialist, Harriet Vickers.

We hope you enjoy reading it!

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Rank Ripples – Autumn 2024 Edition

November 20, 2024 by Nhung Phung 1 Comment

A celebration of inclusive and inspiring leadership

This edition of Rank Ripples magazine explores a theme that is fundamental to resilient and thriving communities: inclusive leadership.

Alongside your regular Fellowship update, it features stories from leaders in our Network who embody the principles of inclusive leadership, challenge assumptions, prioritise equity, and continuously learn through inclusive action.

Abdul Hai OBE reflects on his lifelong commitment to social justice and economic equality across diverse communities. Emma Pears shares her insights on creating opportunities through leadership that fosters safety and growth. Jen McKevitt explores the strategies behind inclusive leadership’s role in empowering the VCSE sector, while Aimee Thorpe Mundt emphasises the importance of equality and inclusion in creating thriving workplaces.

Don’t miss a special section to reflect on your own inclusivity practices and make a commitment to lead with empathy and openness.

We hope you enjoy reading it!

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