Ashley Head Email & Phone Number

Hassocks, West Sussex, Gb

Founded in 1988 EFI provides total logistics support to international events, congresses and trade exhibitions. Services include local and international transport, customs, advanced receiving/ warehousing, on-site material handling, heavy lift, and medium/ long-term secure storage. EFI work within a strong partner network covering 60 countries. Priorities include safety, security and service.EFI's USP is the ability to deliver the highest standards of service consistently across an international platform. We work closely with organisers of annual and bi-annual events in locations as diverse as London, Singapore, Cape Town, New Delhi, Vienna, Hong Kong, Montreal, Melbourne ... Consistency is key. Customers receive the best attention and support, no matter where their next event.I am driven by the need to improve, to ensure the customer experience is truly world class. My goals include delivery of quality and value in challenging markets, growth of our event portfolio, integration of new technologies with personal customer care and the continued development of our team of professionals.

Lewes, East Sussex, Gb

Lewes is a community owned football club. I am one of over 2200 owners seeking to preserve the friendly yet competitive attitude of the club, currently playing in the FA Women's Championship and the Isthmian Premier. DO CHECK OUT THE VIDEO CLIPS BELOWI'm an ardent supporter/ promoter of the men's teams and actively follow, support and promote Lewes FC Women who play in the FA Women's Championship. I made my assistant managerial debut in the County Cup in 2012, a competition Lewes won in 2018. I've helped with poster design and editing of our on-line match-day programmes in seasons past and volunteer on the Lewes Supporter's Committee, having acted as interim Chairman in 2021. Come On You Rooks!!

Lewes, East Sussex, Gb

Privileged to steer the SC through a transitional phase leading up to elections in January 2022A fine group of dedicated supporters determined to make a difference to this special football club.

Founder and Race Director (2024) of the MoylemanTest event run in 2014The 2022 edition sold out in UNDER TWO HOURS.So good to be back ...2022 PHOTOS - see below link We held the 2020 event 24 hours before the first COVID lockdown.Under the leadership of race director Duncan Rawson we adapted the pre- and post-race protocols to enable social distancing and non-contact registration & finish line services. 2015 saw the launch of the first fully-fledged edition, with +90 runners taking part.The 2016 event was held on Sunday 13th March and proved hugely successful**I'm delighted to announce that we raised £1,000 at the 2016 event, to be presented to The Martlets charity (in August 2016). Thank you to everyone involved!**2017 saw 300 registered runners. We managed to turn a small, unexpected profit, which we are donating to the Martlets Hospice who helped care for Chris Moyle. 2018 was the race from hell: ice, snow, -8 winds ... and still they came, and still the event was a huge success. You're all bonkers. Thank you! 2019 was held on Sunday 17th March 2019 - St. Patrick's Day!The race was FULL with a wait list of +50 runnersFor more head to https://www.facebook.com/Moyleman Or write to Moyleman2015@hotmail.com About the race:26.2 hilly, muddy miles through the hills around Lewes.Start at the Nevill Bonfire field and finish at Harvey's brewery 50 race marshal/ volunteersBag drop servicePost race beverages and catering (free beer)Post race massagesFuture plans: to keep this a runner's race for the runners.

Driver/ Registered Volunteer for Fitzjohn's Food BankFrom start of lockdown (March 2021) running weekly deliveries to a range of restricted and immobile households in and around Lewes and Brighton area.Over the past two years I've got to know many families and individuals hit hard by the global pandemic. Fitzjohn's is a remarkable group, supported by Trinity Church, Lewes and Christ Church, Lewes. Volunteers work tirelessly to gather, sort and distribute donated food and household supplies to those in most need of support. As our working lives return to normal, and families start to collect their own supplies from the hub, a core group of drivers remain on call to deliver to those still house-bound or immobile. The generosity of spirit is heart-warming. I'm proud to play a small part in this group.

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I managed the exhibit hall at the annual CWD Friends for Life Conference in Orlando and help to organise the companion event in the UK. The UK event will return to 'in person' in 2022, in Glasgow, after two years of 'virtual' events during the pandemic.I was a founding trustee of T1 Today UK, the registered charity behind the event on this side of the pond. The charity and the conference are maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers from all walks of life, each with a direct or personal connection with Type 1 Diabetes.CWD relies heavily on the support of corporate sponsors. This helps make the FFL weekend affordable for many more families. If you or your company would like to know more, message me here or send mail to ashley.head@efilogistics.com, subject CWD FFL.Friends for Life brings families living with type 1 diabetes together to learn and laugh, meet others, swap stories and ideas and leave with a better understanding of managing their condition, with a pocket full of great memories, re-charged batteries and new friends for life.T1 Today's goals are to grow the UK event to reach more families to improve care of type 1 diabetes in children and young adults and provide support for parents and siblings of children with type 1 diabetes.T1 Today UK is registered as a charity in the UK

Board of Trustees, T-1 Today UK - 2016 - 2020Founding Trustee, working with Children With Diabetes USA and UK since 2008T-1 Today UK is the registered charity name of Children With Diabetes in the UKOur 2020 Virtual Conference attracted over 900 registrations and features live, interactive sessions with medical professionals, pioneers and diabetes care and welfare specialists.WE ARE LOOKING FOR SPONSORS FOR 2022 AND BEYONDIf you like what you hear and want to help change the lives of children and families living with Type 1 Diabetes, drop me a line. T-1 Today UK is a registered UK charity. Our sole purpose is to raise funds to enable CWD Friends For Life annual conference in the UK to directly assist UK families living with Type 1 Diabetes.T-1 Today/ CWD UK works to support families, children and young adults with type 1 diabetes. We work alongside JDRF UK and Diabetes UK to provide a total support network for our families.FFL has run in the UK since 2009, relying on the support of CWD in the United States and the generosity of sponsors such as Dexcom, Animas, Novo Nordisk and others. Future conferences will be funded on donations, sponsorships and funds raised wholly in the UK.NEWS: 2022 IN PERSON Conference scheduled for GLASGOW in October

New York, New York, Us

During my tenure as Chairman I oversaw development of new fundraising strategies and the expansion of JDRF UK's event portfolio. We grew the annual income from circa GBP300k to +GBP 900k.Principal events included the London Marathon (teams of +140 runners) and London to Paris Cycle Ride, with a team of +120 riders in 2010. Money raised is directed to research into finding a cure for type 1 diabetes via JDRF's Scientific Committee. JDRF maintains one of the best overheads/ funds raised ratios, with most of the participants volunteering their time and expertise (data: Forbes magazine) I remain a member of the CEC under chairman Rupert Cecil.

Joined as a trainee shipping clerk. Studied freight forwarding, maritime law, maritime insurance, become a member of the Institute of Freight Forwarders. Helped to develop event logistics division. Travelled extensively, working events in Europe, Middle East, Far East and former Soviet Union. Worked in the United States on a number of events.Moved to Houston (1986/ 7) to take over positon of Shipping & I&D manager at MEMS Inc (affiliated display company in the Mobile group). Returned to UK in 1987 before leaving the company in May 1988

English Literature, History, Theatre Arts

English Literature, Theatre Arts, History