Martin Simon

Founding Adviser @Timebanking Uk

Stroud, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Present

Founding Adviser @Timebanking Uk

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EDUCATION

1972 — 1975

University of London

B Ed (Hons), Philosophy

N/A

University of London

Philosophy

SKILLS

Social NetworkingFundraisingCommunity EngagementSustainabilitySocial MediaSocial EntrepreneurshipGrant WritingLeadership DevelopmentPublic SpeakingNon-ProfitsStrategic PlanningPolicyCoachingStakeholder EngagementPublished AuthorVolunteer ManagementBusiness StrategyOrganizational DevelopmentCommunity OutreachCommunity DevelopmentIdeas DevelopmentCharitiesPolicy AnalysisVisionarySocial EnterpriseResearchNonprofitsEntrepreneurship

ABOUT MARTIN SIMON

Martin Simon has worked in the public, private and voluntary sectors and is a passionate advocate for participation, mutuality and social justice. He introduced Timebanking to the UK, was the founder of Fair Shares and Chief Executive of Timebanking UK, where he is the Founding Adviser. He is now a Co-Director of ABCD Europe. He is recognised internationally as a pioneer of ‘co-production’ and has been a long time supporter of active citizenship and community led solutions. He is the author of ‘Your Money or Your Life: time for both’, ‘On Becoming a Time Broker’, ‘A Bridge to Tomorrow’ and ‘Bowling Together’. His report for the NHS, ‘A Fair Share of Health Care’, is the definitive examination of the relationship between social networks and health and wellbeing. He is an IAF trained Community Organiser and works in Europe, United States, India and Africa.He is a very popular public speaker and facilitator, has three children and lives in Gloucestershire.Specialties: Timebanking - core economy - social capital - co-production - ABCD

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