Emma Moore is a Senior Development Manager | Board Director | MBA | GAICD at Lort Smith. She possess expertise in fundraising, event management, non profits, marketing communications, volunteer management and 19 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I worked with Emma before and during the COVID pandemic, a very challenging time in fundraising and public health. Throughout, Emma remained 100% committed to her role, managing varying expectations across the organisation, and liaising extremely well with key stakeholders and supporters. She consistently kept the donor at the centre of her work, while also showing her compassionate qualities in maintaining her team's wellbeing, especially during the period when everyone was required to work from home. Emma was a highly valued colleague and would be a great asset in any organisation.", "I had the pleasure of working with Emma at the Winnicott Foundation and I can truly say that she is one of the most inspiring and supportive managers I have had the pleasure of working with. Emma is committed not only to her own development, but she was equally committed to my development and actively sought out opportunities to support me to grow my skills and experience, and advance my own career. Her ability to find opportunities and build strong and lasting relationships in incredibly difficult contexts, resulted in astounding outcomes and a complete turnaround for the organisation. I can only hope that our path’s will cross again and I will one day have the good fortune of working alongside Emma again!", and "I've worked along side Emma over the last several years and she has done a tremendous job of turning around the Winnicott foundation in a remarkably short space of time, over exceeding our expectations. She is incredibly professional, passionate and devoted within her role but also approachable, caring and full of zest in nature, bringing a breath of fresh air to the team. Emma would be a highly valuable asset to any organisation and would come with my truly heartfelt recommendation."