The National Lottery Community Fund
Nick Smith has a strong background in knowledge and library services, with experience in both the healthcare and non-profit sectors. From 2005 to 2013, they worked as an Information Support Librarian at Worcestershire Acute NHS Trust, where they provided support and resources to staff. Nick then transitioned to the role of Knowledge and Library Services Manager, overseeing the management of knowledge and learning resources. In 2011, Nick joined Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust as a Map of Medicine Project Support Manager, where they project managed the creation of care pathways for patients. In 2017, they started working at The National Lottery Community Fund as a Knowledge and Learning Manager.
Nick Smith's education history shows that they completed a Master's degree in Library and Information Management from Birmingham City University in the years 2002 to 2003. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Sociology from the University of Liverpool between 1996 and 1999.
In addition to their formal education, Nick also obtained a certification in healthcare leadership. Specifically, they completed the Mary Seacole Postgraduate Certificate in Healthcare Leadership from The Open University in November 2014.
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The National Lottery Community Fund
Big Lottery Fund a distributor of National Lottery funding, established as a non-departmental public body by an Act of Parliament.The National Lottery Community Fund is governed by a board. The board is responsible for setting the Fund’s long-term strategy and key policies, and making sure that it’s run in an effective and efficient way. Itdelegates the day-to-day running of the organisation to the chief executive and her senior management team.The chief executive and her senior management team are responsible for delivering the strategy and policies set by the board. They oversee the day-to-day running of the Fund.Their work is divided into five portfolios, covering funding across England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland, and the UK as a whole.