Noah Katz Assoc Cipd Email & Phone Number

Dedicated to fostering inclusive environments, Noah Katz combines strategic vision with a commitment to co-creation, working across diverse stakeholder groups to achieve community-driven impact.They currently serve on the boards of the National Union of Students as a Non-Executive Director of NUS UK & NUS Services Ltd. and a Trustee of NUS Charity. As Vice President (Education) of Lancaster University Students’ Union, Noah wrote the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework Student Submission, leading to a Gold ranking which directly contributed to Lancaster’s status as a top 10 UK University. During their postgraduate studies, Noah worked for Lancaster University Management School as an Academic Writing Mentor, helping students unlock their academic potential. They hold an MSc in Human Resource Management (CIPD Level 7 Accreditation) from Lancaster University Management School and a BA (Hons) in Cultural Studies (with a focus on the Jewish Diaspora) from Lancaster University. Noah’s contributions to thought leadership include widely published articles and a book chapter (It’s Time for the Grown-Ups to Step Aside, Wicked Son Press, 2024) on the generational gap found in attitudes within Jewish communities. Noah’s academic research looks at the locus of Jews in the non-Jewish world, be that through the lens of witchcraft in their undergraduate dissertation or the experience of Jewish staff in UK Universities for their MSc thesis.Noah is also an award-winning media host with strong experience in Jewish advocacy who is passionate about diverse involvement in political spaces. Noah chairs the Board of Deputies' Under 35 Assembly (also sitting on the Board’s executive) and is the Vice Chair of Lancaster & Lakes Jewish Community. They champion co-creation within their advocacy too, bringing together emerging leaders in events like the Under 35 Assembly Leadership Seminar to engage in policy and collaborative action. As a member of the World Jewish Congress Jewish Diplomatic Corps Academy, Noah further promotes dialogue on minority rights and community engagement on an international platform.

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