The Dis:Course Team
Dis:Course have a number of people who contribute to running the project: |
| Andrea McCombie-Parker - CEO |
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Andrea has been CEO at The Ark since Jan 2003. Previously she worked in finance, then for a not for profit organisation: it was there she discovered where her interest lay. She is currently completing a psychology degree. Her studies have included subjects such as cognitive development and autism. Two of her children have disabilities.
She has held key roles in voluntary sector in Bracknell. She sits on the Access Advisory Panel and the In Control Panel.
Andrea believes that Dis:Course will empower disabled people, not only by providing information but also by signposting them to the groups and services that will equip them with the tools they need to make choices about their lives. She believes that it is important that disabled people play a significant part in both the management and the day-to-day running of the project. |
| Nigel Brown
- IT Co-ordinator & Dis:Course Administrator |
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Nigel has a keen interest in Music and is a keen dancer. He is also a supporter of local disabled organisations. and is a highly skilled rifle shooter who is hoping to represent his country at the London Paralympics in 2012. He has worked with many organisations in the Bracknell area. A computer enthusiast, he has gained IT skills in Website design and a range of Microsoft products. Nigel joined Dis:Course in December and hopes to put his skills and knowledge to good use in helping the project reach its full potential. |
| Linda Webdall - Consultant |
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Linda comes from an arts, media and event management background and has been working in charity fundraising and the voluntary sector for over 10 years, during which time she has helped to raise almost 1 million pounds for charity, a fact acknowledged by Her Majesty the Queen, when Linda was invited to attend a Buckingham Palace Garden Party. For the Dis:Course Project she delivers fun and innovative training on disability awareness in the workplace featuring poems devised by Interact. |
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