Dr. Justin Varney

• Leading development and implementation of organisational development programme (4P People Programme) • Creation and delivery of mandatory training programme covering information governance, equality and diversity and fraud prevention. • Developed a new corporate strategy and business planning cycle. • Creating and presenting to member organisation executive boards on topics such as global megatrends and implications for responsible business practice, and LGBT inclusion.

Leading national engagement and partnership development with external and internal stakeholders, including business sector and voluntary and community sector. Facilitating, and presenting, workshops with senior executives teams in the VCS and public sector on the implications of future population and societal trends. Partial secondment to the charity Business in the Community.

Leading a multi-disciplinary division of topic and national expert leads for the adult life-course, including national programmes on physical activity, health and work, sexual and reproductive health, pharmacy and allied health professionals. Managing a complex programme of delivery across multiple topic areas with a budget of c. £5m and leveraging external investment c. £2m to deliver innovation and impact at scale.

Leading a multi-disciplinary division of topic and national expert leads for the life-course, diet and nutrition, sexual and reproductive health, NHS Health Checks and integrating public health professional leads for dental public health, pharmacy and allied health professionals into the division. Managing a budget of c. £20m through a period of reorganisation and budget rationalisation.

Working across the local authority and the primary care trust I led a multi-strand partnership programme to improve the health and wellbeing of children and young people, including introducing a new integrated healthy rewards card for young people and managing a public-private partnership to delivery a 2012 Olympic legacy impact on immunisation across London.