ACEVO recruits James Purnell to its board

ACEVO has announced James Purnell will join the ACEVO board from January 2011, following expected approval by ACEVO members at the ACEVO AGM that month.

He will be paid a nominal sum for his advice.

The move comes as Purnell, who recently announced he would be stepping down from politics, continues to expand his portfolio of civil society-related activities.

He has become increasingly involved in the work of think tank demos and advocacy group London Citizens.

Stephen Bubb, chief executive of ACEVO, said: "I have been courting James for years, so I am delighted he will finally be joining me round the board table."

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