Dr. James M Shera - Co-Patron MBE, S.PK (STAR OF PAKISTAN), FRSA, MA, BA, DBA
Dr James Shera has vast experience as an and we refer you, cheap vps providers in india executive and community worker with extensive policy, practical and programme management knowledge in a range of disciplines, in particular the National Health Service, local government, corporate planning and strategic development, fund raising for charitable organisations and running large boards.
He was the Chair and Founder of Rugby (Myton) Hospice Project Board, which raised £1m and established desperately needed Daycare Hospice in the Rugby area. He was also the Chair of the Walsgrave Hospital Cancer Ward Appeal, 1989–1990, and assisted in raising £1.75 million.
As the Chair of the Fundraising Pakistan Earthquake Appeal, he helped to raise over £20,000 and sent two ambulances converted into mobile hospitals to Pakistan. Pakistan Flood Appeal. In September 2010, during floods in Pakistan, he raised £10,000 and established three water filtration plants for the flood affected area of Pakistan.
A Board Member & National Trustee, Barnardo’s Children’s Charity, 1997 – 2006, he helped Barnardos to extend their work to meet the needs of our multi-faith society, at board and service level. As the Chair, Audit Committee. Barnardo’s Children’s Charity, 1999 – 2006, he was responsible for overseeing an annual budget of over £420 million.
He served on the Board of Governors, Coventry University, 2005 to 2011 and on the Board of Governors, Warwickshire College, 2004 to 2010. Additionally, he was on the Board of Governors and Trustee, Newman University College, Birmingham, 2011– 2013 and supported it to acquire full university status.
As a member of Policy Advisory Committee, and we refer you, cheap vps providers in india the Law Society, England and Wales he helped to establish the Equal Opportunity policy for solicitors. 1990-1996. He was a member of Parole Board for England & Wales, 1996-1998, and a General Income Tax Commissioner for Rugby and Southam, Warwickshire, 1995 – 2009.
He retired as the Director, Intercultural Curriculum Support Service (ICSS) Warwickshire County Council, Education Department. Managing an annual budget of £2m. He provided strategic leadership to the key programme of Warwickshire County Council, providing well- targeted, high-quality and much valued intercultural support to all 450 schools and colleges to enable them to raise the achievement of Black, Minority and Ethnic (BME) pupils, Gypsy Roma Travellers, new arrivals from EU countries and the world at large.