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Theodore Awani
People Services Advisor
People Services
The simple fact that I can be of service to colleagues supporting people impacted by Cancer and working for a company that values Wellbeing is what attracted me to Macmillan.
View ProfileBackWorking in the People Advisory Team means I look after People, it’s a People-centric and stakeholder management focused role. I look after the needs of our colleagues, managers and key stakeholders making sure that everybody in their role is well supported.
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Richard Dodd
Director of Digital
Digital
The opportunity to work for an organisation whose purpose is to make a real difference to people’s lives, alongside creative people motivated around the cause who want to make a difference.
View ProfileBackWith drive, with heart and with ambition you can make a difference and influence strategy and delivery for our core audiences.
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Josh Rickson
BI Reporting Analyst
Performance
There’s real power in data driven decisions; the better quality data we have, the better decisions we can make for people living with cancer.
View ProfileBackWhen I saw the job it really stood out to me because I was someone who has experience of loved ones with Cancer in the family; my dad previously had cancer. It stood out as an opportunity to really make a difference and help people.
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Shoab Iqbal
Leadership and Management Development Lead
Learning and Development
A great place to ply your trade and really make a difference by impacting those effected by cancer.
View ProfileBackI have always been fortunate to have worked in roles which impact people’s lives. Working in L&D at Macmillan gave me the opportunity to direct impact the lives of those who engaged with any of our learning interventions and then be better equipped to support those effected by cancer.