Dame Mary Marsh
Dame Mary Marsh of the NSPCC talks to Clarissa Dann...
What do you most enjoy about your role?
I have been chief executive of the NSPCC for over seven years and I can't think of anything else that could be more rewarding but at the same time more challenging. Knowing that you have the opportunity to make a difference for children in everything you are doing every day is just incredible.
Author: Mary Marsh
Dame Mary Marsh has been director and chief executive of the NSPCC since September 2000 after a career in teaching. She has contributed actively to the leadership of the FULL STOP campaign and appeal ansd sought to strengthen partnerships with statutory services and other voluntary organisations. She was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in the Queen's 2007 New Year's Honours for her services to families and children. Dame Mary strongly supported the decision for Childline to join the NSPCC in February 2006
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