 |
Caroline Pringle - Chief Executive
Caroline has worked in the Voluntary Sector for over fifteen years, firstly as Chief Executive of the Kingswood Foundation (youth arts charity) and for the last ten years as a freelancer for various arts, youth, and regeneration organisations as well as Bristol City Council. Previously she worked in television setting up public access, cable channels in Bristol and London. She has a three-year-old daughter and is singer-song writer. |
 |
Jane Slater - Operations Co-ordinator
Jane graduated with her degree in Geography from Manchester University and has worked for various charities and public sector bodies. |
 |
Danny Kushlick - Head of Policy and Communications
Before founding and becoming director of Transform in 1997 Danny had a variety of jobs in the drugs field. These included being a probation partnership worker with Bristol Drugs Project, a drugs counsellor for the Big Issue Foundation, a prison drugs counsellor for Bath Area Drugs Advisory Service and drugs awareness trainer for NACRO. Danny is a member of the Executive Council of the International Harm Reduction Association and a member of the Advisory Council of the British Society of Criminology. |
 |
Martin Powell - Communications Associate
Martin spent over ten years at environment and international development campaign groups including Friends of the Earth, the World Development Movement and as Co-Chair of the Jubilee Debt Campaign. Prior to that he worked for the French nuclear industry and as a social support worker for a homeless charity. He has a degree in applied chemistry, and a post-graduate diploma in environmental science, policy and planning. |
 |
Steve Rolles - Head of Research
Steve joined Transform as Campaign Co-ordinator in 1998 and is now Head of Research for TDPF. Steve has a degree in human geography from Bristol University and a Masters degree in Development Studies from Manchester University. Before coming to Transform he spent a year working in India for the Medical Research Council managing a large scale rural health study, and a year as a full time volunteer in Oxfam Campaigns Bristol office working on Fair Trade and Stop the Arms Trade campaigns. |
|
Emily Crick - Research Associate
Emily studied history at Goldsmiths College, London University and has Masters degrees in South Asian studies and International Relations. She worked in the international media for ten years including stints at Reuters and NBC News. Emily has also spent time working for the Vietnamese government news agency in Vietnam and at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies in India. |
