I’m Raspreet, and I’m a dedicated member of my 6th form council in Barking Abbey School where I finished my A Levels, studying English Literature, Art and Design and ReligiousStudies.
As a young girl growing up, I enjoyed helping my mother and older sister with charity fundraising. Whether it was bake sales, sponsored walks or local school fairs. I was always running around and ensured a smooth run. Inspired by charitable deeds and the fun that comes with organizing such events, I pushed myself and gained the courage to strive for a position which encourages fundraising and raising awareness of such issues that can help the local people.
I consistently demonstrate the skills required of a worker: punctual, hardworking and dedicated. I collaborate closely with local charities in my spare time outside of school striving to make a tangible impact in the lives of those who need it the most. I am an active and passionate member of my local community striving to make changes and improvements in Barking and Dagenham. I hope to leave an imprint on my local community, making positive change and contributing to meaningful projects.
This year, I am working closely with Richard House children hospice who work with children with life shortening illnesses under the age of 17. Every donation we hope to provide the hospice this year will help the children to learn and play in a safe space where hey may not have the opportunities of an average child at home.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
An Award-winning Leadership and Management Consultant specialising in the design and delivery of micro and macro-level change management programmes and projects. He has a proven track record of professional achievements providing effectiveness, competencies, and cultural understanding based on high standards and systems performance.
A pioneer in policy implementation with over 30 years of experiential learning and success across the private, public, VCFSE and Diaspora sectors, through a systems organisational development model that blends cultural knowledge, marketing, management, communications, and implementation skills to achieve goals within challenging, competitive, complex, and politically sensitive working environments.
MCW Connectivity facilitates International Trade for local economic growth between the United Kingdom (UK) and the Caribbean region by providing multi-sector supply chain collaboration opportunities for Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs). His unique programme creation and implementation skills have resulted in award-winning programmes and case studies including Inspire Mark London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games, Midwifery Futures, NHS London Leadership Award, Mary Seacole Bicentenary Celebrations, Archives, Libraries & Museums and Synergy Project, North London Training & Enterprise Council/Business Link London North
He has developed award-winning Windrush Generations programmes with the Home Office to provide status information, advice, guidance and support at local and national levels. This has resulted in being awarded honours including BEM for services to the Windrush Generation and the “Points of Light Award” (UK Prime Minister) for the Windrush Anchor Heritage Education Programme (WAHEP). Rudi has supported numerous charities and community organisations including:
• Former CEO, RAFFA International Development Agency (Faith-Based Org)
• Board Member, North West London Chamber of Commerce
• Board Member, North West London Community Foundation
• Committee Member, Mary Seacole Memorial Association
• Board Member, Commonwealth Future
• Member, Montserrat Volcano (UK) Development Fund
• Patron, Croydon Supplementary Education Project
• Former Vice-Chairman, Talawa, Theatre Company
• Kiwanis International
• Past President, Lions Clubs International London Central
Rudi is the former Sales & Marketing Manager, Dyke & Dryden, who coined the term and co-ordinated the original “Afro Hair & Beauty” Exhibition, Grosvenor House 17-18 March 1983. He was involved in devising multi-award-winning marketing strategies on behalf of African American manufacturers and the development of HairEx ’86, the second-biggest exhibition & showcase that blended hair, fashion,beauty and drama.
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I’m Raspreet, and I’m a dedicated member of my 6th form council in Barking Abbey School where I finished my A Levels, studying English Literature, Art and Design and ReligiousStudies.
As a young girl growing up, I enjoyed helping my mother and older sister with charity fundraising. Whether it was bake sales, sponsored walks or local school fairs. I was always running around and ensured a smooth run. Inspired by charitable deeds and the fun that comes with organizing such events, I pushed myself and gained the courage to strive for a position which encourages fundraising and raising awareness of such issues that can help the local people.
I consistently demonstrate the skills required of a worker: punctual, hardworking and dedicated. I collaborate closely with local charities in my spare time outside of school striving to make a tangible impact in the lives of those who need it the most. I am an active and passionate member of my local community striving to make changes and improvements in Barking and Dagenham. I hope to leave an imprint on my local community, making positive change and contributing to meaningful projects.
This year, I am working closely with Richard House children hospice who work with children with life shortening illnesses under the age of 17. Every donation we hope to provide the hospice this year will help the children to learn and play in a safe space where hey may not have the opportunities of an average child at home.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
An Award-winning Leadership and Management Consultant specialising in the design and delivery of micro and macro-level change management programmes and projects. He has a proven track record of professional achievements providing effectiveness, competencies, and cultural understanding based on high standards and systems performance.
A pioneer in policy implementation with over 30 years of experiential learning and success across the private, public, VCFSE and Diaspora sectors, through a systems organisational development model that blends cultural knowledge, marketing, management, communications, and implementation skills to achieve goals within challenging, competitive, complex, and politically sensitive working environments.
MCW Connectivity facilitates International Trade for local economic growth between the United Kingdom (UK) and the Caribbean region by providing multi-sector supply chain collaboration opportunities for Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs). His unique programme creation and implementation skills have resulted in award-winning programmes and case studies including Inspire Mark London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games, Midwifery Futures, NHS London Leadership Award, Mary Seacole Bicentenary Celebrations, Archives, Libraries & Museums and Synergy Project, North London Training & Enterprise Council/Business Link London North
He has developed award-winning Windrush Generations programmes with the Home Office to provide status information, advice, guidance and support at local and national levels. This has resulted in being awarded honours including BEM for services to the Windrush Generation and the “Points of Light Award” (UK Prime Minister) for the Windrush Anchor Heritage Education Programme (WAHEP). Rudi has supported numerous charities and community organisations including:
Rudi is the former Sales & Marketing Manager, Dyke & Dryden, who coined the term and co-ordinated the original “Afro Hair & Beauty” Exhibition, Grosvenor House 17-18 March 1983. He was involved in devising multi-award-winning marketing strategies on behalf of African American manufacturers and the development of HairEx ’86, the second-biggest exhibition & showcase that blended hair, fashion,beauty and drama.