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Phil Naish
Service Desk Analyst
Technology Service Operations
Within my team, the people have been here 3 + years. Rather than coming into Macmillan to get some knowledge then move on, I want to stay here, get the knowledge and move up.
View ProfileBackAs I was applying for jobs, I saw the Macmillan name and it’s such a well-known charity that does incredible work for people affected by Cancer. I’ve lost a couple of people in my life from Cancer so I thought it would be perfect for me.
It helps that I can give back.
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Helen Topping
Volunteer Services Delivery Lead
Volunteering Development and Operations
My role is to encourage, motivate and train volunteers to listen and emotionally support people living with Cancer. You’re making a difference to people every day.
View ProfileBackI have a customer facing role, working directly with people who have Cancer and just knowing that you’re having an impact with one phone call and hearing the positive change in their voice is the best part of my role.
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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.
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Ella Forster
Relationship Fundraising Manager
Relationship Fundraising
Out of all the jobs I’ve done, working at Macmillan feels the least like a job. I get excited to see my team, I’m inspired to speak to all our supporters. Every day, I am fortunate enough to get to speak to inspiring people who have done so much and been through so much.
View ProfileBackI think I always knew I wanted to work in the third sector but it was a roundabout way to get here.
I worked in Tech before, had enough of that and decided to pursue my dream. I quit my job and this role at Macmillan came up and it felt like fate.
