Chris Stein Email & Phone Number

Rochester, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

Fundraising: - Operationalised the funding pipeline from sourcing, to assessing, to collaborative writing, and submission. Amplified output by almost 20 times, resulting in more than £300,000 being brought to the organisation. Major donors include BBC CiN, and Julia Rausing Trust.Marketing: - Quadrupled the LinkedIn presence through strategic content creation - blogs, posts, statistical and anecdotal - and working with the project staff.- Appeared on podcasts taking about masculinity, men's health, and paternity. These include the Unfairer Sex and Coco Novak.Advocacy: - Created and established 'Agenda: Dad', an online advocacy space leading to the production of policy briefings that inform the APPG on Fatherhood. Connected experts in the field of fatherhood and men's health, inviting them to speak on specific topics and facilitate conversation. Content viewable at: https://youtu.be/wPnA9B3mycQ?si=mTVDUn9afYLXPMsg- Produce policy briefings for the APPG on FatherhoodOperations:- Facilitate and deliver the Future Dads course online and in person to expectant fathers. Train others to deliver the course- Implemented and refined a low code CMS. Work collaboratively with the teams to ensure efficiency of workflow

Various

- Training Delivery: Two day Adult Mental Health First Aid course. Bring my experience and knowledge of men's mental health where appropriate.- Venues: Trained delegates in corporate and third sector environments.- Previous delivery venues have been:- SSG Training and Consultancy (ssg.co.uk)- Groundswell (groundswell.org.uk)- Great Ormond Street Hospital (gosh.nhs.uk)- Royal Free Hospital- Springer Nature- General Dental Council- Wates (wates.co.uk)

London, England, United Kingdom

- Strategy: Development of impact measurement framework. Management of wide range of stakeholders from strategic, to delivery, to research and implementation partners. Support writing of annual report. Deliberation over applications and expressions of interest received from not-for-profit organisations globally inline with strategic focus. Completion of due diligence on prospective partners.- Operation: management of Salesforce for grant management. Support new partners through grant process. Provide a 'critical friend' to support partner project development and delivery. Follow up with partners on reports. Team development via development of Away Day content and sharing of professional experience.- Communications: blog posts on numerous tech related areas, including impact measurement, trust-based philanthropy, tech and fatherhood.

Bermondsey, London

- Bid writing: corporate and charitable foundations- Data management and evaluation: Implemented a strategy of co-producing the design of a database using Airtable. -Report writing: key achievement Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for North Kensington regarding boys and young men at the margins of services.Write reports to funders and trustees- Research: Conducted focus groups with boys and young men to gather understandings of masculinity and its dynamic nature.- Business development: Attracted the attention of strategic partners to spread the delivery of the Expectant Fathers Programme to new venues around London- Communications: manage content on LinkedIn and Twitter Service delivery: deliver the Future Dads course both in hospitals and online. Developed content for the online course

Educating people on how to stay well as opposed to knowing where to go when things are not going as well as they could be, is the core focus of the work of Dynamic Groove. We take an innovative approach, capturing the attention of our audience using our skill and passion to first engage before imparting important messages.In November 2017, Dynamic Groove was invited to a secondary school in North London to give an assembly on wellbeing to approximately 220 students in year 11, aged 15 and 16. Following a brief dance show, I shared a story of personal challenge which my colleague then translated through the Five Ways to Wellbeing to raise the audience's awareness of the model and the concept of actively developing wellbeing, stressing these steps could be taken to support one's own wellbeing and that of people close to them. Prior to the assembly, Dynamic Groove undertook an audit of in-school support in order to reference and highlight. Community support organisations around mental health, sexual health and substance misuse services were contacted and staff members attended to introduce themselves and highlight their services. Finally, with the school's sign-off, safe and appropriate online support was also referred to so that young people had a better awareness of what they could do:- for themselves- for others- in school- in the community - online - build and maintain their wellbeing- seek support when things were not going as well as they mightTo measure the impact of the assembly, Dynamic Groove ran pre and post questionnaires. Some highlight figures included:- Significant decrease in the number of young people correctly identifying two or less of the Five Ways to Wellbeing (45% post assembly compared to 88% pre assembly)- Significant increase in the number of young people correctly identifying three or more of the Five Ways to Wellbeing (55% post assembly compared to 12% pre assembly)See the full report for further details.

32-36 Loman Street London, Se1 0Eh

Senior Project Officer- Written report for Strategic Partners on language and men's mental health (menshealthforum.org.uk/mind-your-language-how-men-talk-about-mental-health)- Delivered workshop at Being a Man Festival 2018 on men and mental health (southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/124672-how-can-we-support-mens-mental-health-practical-workshop-2017)Beat Stress Project (Oct 2015 - October 2017)- Contributed to grant-winning bid- Pre-project research- Design and delivery of focus groups- Planning across technical, creative and service staff- Development of contract with service staff- Established reporting mechanisms- Practice review with staff- Management of GoogleAd campaign- UX analysis- Blog posts- PresentationsProject OfficerManMOT (Sep 2015 - May 2016)- Researched the elements that made up the project to ascertain where savings could be made- Researched different revenue streams to present to the CEO- Presented other possible models for consideration.- Contributed to final research report of the project

Various

Innovative artistic delivery model, building on pop-up collaborations across multiple disciplines.- Project Manager from concept to execution- Creative director- Bid writer- Talent search- Fundraising- Written reports for funders and beneficiaries- 2 performances to date (always willing to discuss new opportunities!)- Raised money for the Prince's Trust and London Youth

London, United Kingdom

- Project Manager - Reported to the Global Lead for Mental Health for the Foundation- Delivered project plan and alternative pathways to Global Lead for Mental Health- Stakeholder analysis, assessment and management- Contributed to global strategy revision for Poor Mental Health and Physical Activity through written report- Analysed data related to suicide prevention, physical inactivity, social connections, loneliness and social isolation across Movember's 5 major markets- Wrote report detailing the landscape of charities in the field of suicide prevention- Contributed to development of the strategic language.- Contributed to UK Business and Community Engagement teams, Partnership teams and European team in developing briefs and engagement pitches to partners. - Contributed to Marcomms and Social Media teams to analyse information from open sources.

Hackney, London

- Member of specialist Youth Justice Unit of Young Hackney which oversaw a 36% reduction in re-offending rates between October 2012 and October 2014. - Directly supported young people and families with court imposed orders through a combination of positive activities, personal development - Assessed, planned, delivered, reviewed and closed cases against impact measures.- Written reports assessing risks, vulnerabilities and strengths for solicitors and Magistrates. - Reports provided sentencing proposals to consider in line with sentencing guidelines.

Hackney, London

- Managed partnership development, referrals, service delivery, stakeholder relationships and service development.- Multi-agency, multi-focus health-in-schools programme supporting young people on the topics of sexual health, mental health, substance use and gang activity- Stakeholder development and management- Briefed, developed, planned, implemented, monitored, reported and evaluated key projects.- Delivered written and statistical reports to internal and external stakeholders - Organised group work and one-to-one support for young people around sexual and mental health, substance misuse, gangs and anti-social behaviour.

Hackney, London

- Delivered two projects working across Health and Education directorates in secondary schools. - Deliverables were centres in schools which offered Tier 1 and 2 information, advice and guidance on matters of health and well-being. - Principles were to empower young people to take control of their dynamic health needs, reduce the incidence of "did not attend" thereby increasing service efficiency and provide clear referral and signposting pathways. - Projects went on to deliver information to parents thereby empowering them to support their children. Each of these objectives was met via measurable outcomes.- Delivered project plan, led stakeholder consultation, developed reporting strategy, risk management strategy and evaluation framework.- Delivered reports at regular intervals in line with the agreed time frames identified in the project plan. - Reports were tailored to the particular audience so that clients (i.e. young people's steering group) were not given unnecessary information about budget related matters. - Data management strategies, in line with confidentiality protocols, were developed taking into consideration the multi-agency needs. - Developed a database to track all referrals and produce statistical reports.

London, United Kingdom

- Liaised with Cambridge ESOL to enforce the validity of candidates’ certificates. - Alerted Police service aware of identity fraud where an applicant was looking for employment in a medical or legal professions.- Developed database in Excel to track outcomes of verification reports and monitor candidates.- Utilised SAP to complete purchase orders and track financials.

London, United Kingdom

- Worked in a Prince2 environment in the roll out of Windows XP across the global British Council network, 8000 user base.- Reported to Programme Managers.- Maintained project files, minuted meetings, managed risk and issue log, monitored project schedules, manage and analyse information on the progress of the project.- Liaised with overseas Project Managers to receive update reports and process them extrapolating key information to pass up to the Programme Managers.

Bachelor Of Science, Anthropology, 2:1

BSc (Single Hons) in Anthropology. Dissertation on Quebec nationalism and separatism.

International Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate, 32 Points

Higher subjects: English, History and Social Anthropology Subsidiary subjects: Psychology, French, Maths

Gcses, 2 As, 7 Bs, 1C