CFR Network members
Here are the current 45 members of the Critical Fundraising Network (which was called the International Advisory Panel until 2019), along with 15 people who are not network members but are engaged in one or more of our ongoing or recent projects.
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Australia members
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Belgium members
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Canada members
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Germany members
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Ireland members
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New Zealand members
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UK members
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USA members
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Other current project team members.
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To see a list of the 164 fundraisers from 18 countries who have previously volunteered for or collaborated with Rogare, click here.​​​​​​​
Australia
Head of sector development and innovation, Minderoo Foundation
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Joined CFR Network – 2023
Lesley Ray CFRE
Executive manager – philanthropy, Mater Foundation
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2018
Canada
Liz Attfield
Vice-president – fundraising strategy, ST (Stephen Thomas) Ltd (Rogare Associate Member)
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Joined CFR Network – 2024
Sarah Lyon CFRE
Director, marketing and communications, Nova Scotia SPCA
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Joined CFR Network – 2022
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Rogare projects worked on – fundraising history
Ireland
Kevin Delaney
Lead consultant and coach, Academy Street Network
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2026
Edwina Newcombe
Head of research, Ask Direct (Rogare Associate Member)​
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2026
Damian O'Broin
Chief executive, Ask Direct (Rogare Associate Member)
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Rogare projects worked on – gender, ethics of using AI in fundraising, Ireland Critical Fundraising Report
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2017
New Zealand
Dominique Leeming
Philanthropy manager, Child Cancer Foundation
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2018
Clive Pedley
Director, Giving Architects Rogare Associate Member)
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Rogare projects worked on – school fundraising ethics
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2023
United Kingdom
Dr Jess Burgess
Head of charity, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
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Rogare projects worked on – praxis paper editorial board
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2015
Stuart Chell
Chief executive, Chell Perkins (Rogare Associate Member)
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Rogare projects worked on – ethics of using AI in fundraising
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2022
Steff de Simone
Digital fundraising manager, St Vincent de Paul Society (England & Wales)
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2017
Iain Elliot
Funding and group development manager, Ealing & Hounslow CVS
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2022
Stewart Graham
Head of fundraising, St Gemma’s Hospice
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2022
Dr Jane Hudson
Senior lecturer in marketing, Exeter University
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2024
Marina Jones
Executive director, development & public affairs, English National Opera
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Rogare projects worked on – fundraising history
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2022
Dr Rita Kottasz
Associate professor, Kinsgston University Business School
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Rogare projects worked on – disintermediation
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network International Advisory Panel – 2021
Craig Linton
Founder, Tread Fundraising
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Rogare projects worked on – relationship fundraising
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2015
Katie Mitchell
Head of supporter engagement, Mind
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Rogare projects worked on – praxis papers
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network International Advisory Panel – 2023
Trustee, Plan International
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Rogare projects worked on – ethics of legacy fundraising, disintermediation
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2015
David Pearce
Director of fundraising and marketing, Dignity in Dying
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Rogare projects worked on – fundraising manifestos
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2018
Simon Pitts
Head of fundraising and communications, Lifelites
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2021
Phil Slocombe
Head of business support and development, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
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Rogare projects worked on – defining fundraising (not yet on our website)
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network International Advisory Panel – 2021
Ruth Smyth
Planning and insight director, BoldLight
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Rogare projects worked on – beneficiary framing, gender, advocating for fundraising, Rogare Book Club
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2016
Rachel Taylor
Head of fundraising, Caritas Diocese of Salford
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2023
Jamie Walker
Marketing and engagement officer – The Bridge (East Midlands)
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network – 2025
Andrew Watt FCIoF
Senior principal, Accordant
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Rogare projects worked on – ethics of legacy fundraising
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Joined Critical Fundraising Network International Advisory Panel – 2020
USA
Ashley Belanger
Director of organizational development, Rhode Island Center for Justice
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Rogare projects worked on – gender, critical thinking for fundraisers, USA Critical Fundraising Report
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2016
Cherian Koshy
Vice president, Kindsight
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Rogare projects worked on – ethics of using AI in fundraising, disintermediation, ethics of legacy fundraising, USA Critical Fundraising Report, critical thinking for fundraisers
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Joined International Advisory Panel – 2016
Other project team members
Australia
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Anna Beattie (advancement manager, The Hutchins School) – school fundraising ethics
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Lina Blazak (philanthropy manager, Stuartholme School) – school fundraising ethics
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Roewen Wishart (high value & strategy director, Xponential) – ethics of commission-based pay (and previously ethics of legacy fundraising, relationship fundraising project advisory group, and a member of the international advisory panel)
Ireland
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Michelle Reynolds (chief executive, Anam Cara Parental & Sibling Bereavement Support) – fundraiser wellbeing
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Colin Skehan (chief executive, Revolutionise International) – fundraiser wellbeing (and previously advocating for fundraising, Ireland Critical Fundraising Report, and former member of International Advisory Panel)
Italy
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Giovana Bonora (senior private partnerships and philanthropy fundraiser, UN Refuge Agency) – fundraising history
New Zealand
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Angela Coe (director of development, Diocesan School for Girls) – school fundraising ethics
United Kingdom
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Antonia Brownlee (director of philanthropy, Scottish Ballet) – gender
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Tum Kazunga (chief executive, Build It International) – disintermediation
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Jayne Lacny (director, Notes on Philanthropy) – fundraising history
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Cara McKeown (philanthropy officer, Edinburgh University) – gender
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Louise Morris (director, Summit Fundraising) – gender
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Dr Ashley Scott (founder, Marriott Scott Consulting) – postmodern fundraising, and former member of the Critical Fundraising Network
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Claire Stanley (director of policy and communications, Chartered Institute of Fundraising) – gender













































