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Simon Cripps is listed as Marine Conservation/Scientist | Fundraising | Campaigning | Policy Development | Relationship Building | Leadership | Communications | Strategic Planning | Programme Management | Marine Conservation | Keynote Speaker at Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), a company with 326 employees, based in Poole, England, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Simon Cripps.
Simon Cripps previously worked as Head of NGO Engagement at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc) and Board Member at Southern Inshore Fisheries And Conservation Authority. Simon Cripps holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Aquaculture Engineering from Heriot-Watt University.
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Cause and results driven marine scientist with 30+ years of leadership and strategic planning for NGOs, as well as research and consulting on marine conservation. Led NGO programmes of 500+ staff in 30+ countries for WWF and WCS. Promoted NGOs and their aims on the international scene, such as through CNN, the European Commission, and the United Nations. Expert in engaging with philanthropists, corporates, government ministers and other external stakeholders. Lecturer and researcher in conservation and oceanography at several universities.- Ensured funding for NGO programmes worth $50+ million. - Built WWF´s Global Marine Program to become world leading in its field with a presence in 50 countries.- Increased turnover by 100% for Dorset Wildlife Trust.- Presented and led a discussion in the UN on sustaining fishing yields (UNICPOLOS).- Conceived of, developed, published in a peer review publication, and defended at the UN-FAO, a major policy position for WWF on bycatch reduction. - Promoted organisations through published articles, on CNN, national and international TV, radio, European Commission, international conventions and to high-level government representatives and ministers.
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London And Poole
The mission of the MSC is to use their ecolabel and fishery certification program to contribute to the health of the world’s oceans by recognising and rewarding sustainable fishing practices, influencing the choices people make when buying seafood and working with partners to transform the seafood market to a sustainable basis. MSC works at the cutting.
South Coast, UK
A Marine Management Organisation (MMO) appointee on the SIFCA which is a DEFRA family regulating authority. Appointed for specialism in marine conservation and fisheries management. Member of the SIFCA Board, Technical Advisory Committee and Bylaws Working Group. The SIFCA "champions and manages a sustainable marine environment and inshore fisheries, by.
Chester, England, United Kingdom
Housing over 21,000 animals on 128 acres and with sizeable local and international conservation and education programmes, Chester Zoo is one of the world’s premier zoos fighting wildlife extinction and restoring landscapes. With over a 1,000 staff and volunteers and 2 million visitors this is a large operation. Board trustees determine the strategic.
New York, United States
Director of The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), a New York based NGO with 5,000 staff in 60 countries and a turnover of more than $320 million annually.Selected Achievements- Formulated a new vision and strategy for WCS that resulted in $20 million grants, a newfound clarity of purpose and improved delivery.- Oversaw the implementation of a community.
Dorset, England, United Kingdom
Chair of the Dorset Local Nature Partnership (LNP) since its inception for 8 years until 2020, then a board member for one year. The LNP was established by central government with 4 purposes: to provide leadership for those working to protect and enhance the environment in Dorset; to advocate the good management of Dorset’s natural environment for its own.
Poole, England, United Kingdom
Non-executive commercial board member of Poole Trust Port – Poole Harbour Commissioners (PHC). Appointed in part for my marine environmental background. A regulating authority under an Act of Parliament. Poole Harbour, the second largest natural harbour in the world, has a busy port with commercial, cruise, ferry and leisure vessels. The whole harbour has.
Dorchester, Dorset, UK
Leader of 65+ staff and 1,200 active volunteers with a £5 million budget Marine and Terrestrial Conservation NGO Selected Achievements- Increased income to $6 million from $2.7 million by restructuring the organization´s fundraising, conservation and administration teams to become more efficient with a clarity of purpose and vision/goals and linking.
Geneva Area, Switzerland
Director of WWF's ca. $50 million per year international marine programme that comprised programmes in about 50 countries.Selected Achievements- Turned WWF Global Marine Programme into the world´s most influential and successful marine conservation programme at the time by forming a taskforce to create focus and gain support from 50 national programmes..
Stavanger Area, Norway
Senior then Chief Scientist, Environmental Technology. Co-ordinator of the RF Decommissioning Unit (oil and gas). Primarily responsible for business development, multidisciplinary scientific research, communications and advocacy with authorities, industries and external partners, in order to achieve client goals and to market commercial research projects..
Uppsala & Umea, Sweden
Post-doctoral research scientist and lecturer progressing to Associate Professor. Researching the mitigation of fish-farm pollution, and teaching (www.slu.se) fish biology, marine biology, environmental science, environmental technology, fisheries and marine aquaculture. Taught in Swedish, Norwegian and English.
Luleå, Norrbotten, Sweden
Luleå University, Sweden, Division of Sanitary Engineering - Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer. Publication and research incorporating aspects of hydrodynamics, pollutant characterisation, water quality management and effluent treatment. Undergraduate lecturing and postgraduate seminars taught in Swedish and English. (www.ltu.se).
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Ph.D. research at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, in aquacultural engineering. Multidisciplinary study of more than 40 biological, water quality and hydrodynamic parameters in a self-built marine recycle system.
UK
Consultant for the Vincent Wildlife Trust in the UK. Investigation of the environmental factors affecting the decline in the north Norfolk otter population.
UK
WWF-UK, Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) and Vincent Wildlife Trust. Fisheries consultant. Design and field trials of commercial eel fyke-net otter excluders to reduce bycatch. Worked as a commercial fisherman. The excluders I designed and tested are now legal requirements in several countries including the UK and Denmark.
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Anthony Alvin
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesia
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Chris Spring
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)Greater Seattle Area, United States
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Hartwig Schafer
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)Arlington, Virginia, United States, United States
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Héctor Martín Fernández Álvarez
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Eloise Craven-Todd
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)London, England, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
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Lauren Koerner
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)London, England, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
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Erika Feller
Colleague at Marine Stewardship Council (Msc)Washington, District Of Columbia, United States, United States
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Julissa Melo
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Simon Cripps works for Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Simon Cripps is listed as Marine Conservation/Scientist | Fundraising | Campaigning | Policy Development | Relationship Building | Leadership | Communications | Strategic Planning | Programme Management | Marine Conservation | Keynote Speaker at Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Simon Cripps is based in Poole, England, United Kingdom while working with Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Simon Cripps has worked for Marine Stewardship Council (Msc), Southern Inshore Fisheries And Conservation Authority, Chester Zoo, Wildlife Conservation Society, and Dorset Local Nature Partnership.
Simon Cripps's colleagues at Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) include Anthony Alvin, Chris Spring, Hartwig Schafer, Héctor Martín Fernández Álvarez, and Eloise Craven-Todd.
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Simon Cripps holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Aquaculture Engineering from Heriot-Watt University.
Simon Cripps is listed with skills including Policy Development And Planning, Communications And Media, Leadership And Management, Conservation And Environmental Science, and Marine Biology And Oceanography.
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