Dan Corry
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Dan joined NPC as Chief Executive in October 2011, following a varied career in public policy and economics. Dan was Head of the Number 10 Policy Unit and Senior Adviser to the Prime Minister on the Economy from 2007 to 2010. He has been Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers in the Treasury and has worked as a special adviser to the Secretary of State in the Education Department as well as at DTI and DCLG. Most recently he was a Director in the Economics segment of FTI Consulting.

In addition to working at senior levels of government, Dan ran the New Local Government Network think tank between 2002 and 2005

Blog Entries by Dan Corry

On Considering Collaboration

(1) Comments | Posted 21 January 2013 | (14:11)

Limited resources, constant fundraising, and passionate but over-worked teams - charities share many common features. But at the core of everything they do, is the mission to drive positive social change and deliver the best possible service for the people they exist to support. As dwindling funds meet a growing...

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Top Tips for Giving Effectively This Christmas

(0) Comments | Posted 13 December 2012 | (23:00)

Earlier this year NPC research found that one in ten charities are facing closure in 2013, and a recent estimate found that public fundraising is down as much as 20%. Given this context it is more important than ever that we dig deep and...

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Early Intervention: Common Sense, So Why Not Common Practice?

(0) Comments | Posted 27 November 2012 | (13:38)

Prevention is better than cure. It's an old adage but one that few would disagree with, particularly when talking about health and social problems. Done well, it can also save money. So why then does the vast majority of state funding still go to dealing with people in severe, immediate...

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The Stone Prize - Searching for Innovation

(0) Comments | Posted 1 November 2012 | (13:31)

This year, NPC has supported the Stone Family Foundation (SFF) in managing the inaugural Stone Prize for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Water. The £100,000 prize came about as a way to help SFF scale up its giving in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WSH) sector, and...

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Impact Measurement Coming in From the Cold

(0) Comments | Posted 15 October 2012 | (17:14)

Having charities and their funders understand what difference they make in meeting social need is crucial if we are to improve what we all do. In all times, getting ever better at helping those people we care about and are in the sector to help must be a goal: at...

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Charities Must Show Their Worth to Maintain Public Trust

(0) Comments | Posted 25 September 2012 | (16:38)

Charities exist to try to do good. That's what they're all about and although there are might be a few bad apples most of us don't doubt their motivations or suspect that they are 'on the make'. However on the 26th September I am speaking at the Charity...

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