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Revd Dr Carrie Pemberton —
Carrie has over 20 years experience in training, management and research, with degrees from the Universities of Leeds, Oxford and Cambridge. Carrie has been a Senior Associate Member of the Centre of International Studies at the University of Cambridge, where Ibix Insight frequently works in co-operation with research fellow and graduates in a variety of departments to deliver on contracts it has undertaken.
Carrie worked for several years in the Immigration sector and in community engagement before her experience of the corporate, public and voluntary sector and its needs for research, communication, creativity resulted in Ibix insight. Ibix Insight has developed gender, race and religious diversity training tools as part of the six strand diversity training, capacity building and audit delivery which Ibix Insight offers. Carrie has travelled and worked abroad extensively in Africa, India and eastern Europe.
Carrie is a Commissioner of the Women's National Commission, the official, independent, advisory body giving the views of women to the Government- www.thewnc.org.uk. She has a Masters degree in Development Studies, International politics and ethics, a Diploma in Management Studies from the Open University and a British Academy research funded doctorate from the University of Cambridge. Carrie is a senior assessor for the Police National Assessment Centre.
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Jane Martin —
Jane Martin was a senior policy adviser in government until she joined Ibixinsight in 2005. Jane was advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Director of the Serious Fraud Office. She has in depth experience of government and justice policy issues which includes work in diversity, information law, data protection, information gateways, prosecution and general policing issues.
Jane is a solicitor who has worked in private practice as a partner, and in public service specialising in criminal justice work; Jane specialised in serious case work. She developed best practice surrounding victim care in cases involving children. This included the development of a nation wide multi agency training and policy programme which responded to the requirements of prosecuting paedophilic crime.
She is a graduate of Warwick University in History and Politics. |
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