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New CEO for Nordoff Robbins
By Andy Malt | Published on Wednesday 27 February 2013
Music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins has announced that Pauline Etkin will retire as CEO of the organisation tomorrow. Etkin, who has been with the charity for three decades, will be replaced by Marcus Stephan, who has previously led and consulted for a number of charities in the healthcare space.
Confirming the changes at the top, the charity’s Chairman, former EMI man David Munns, told CMU: “There are many thousands of disadvantaged children and adults whose lives have been transformed as a result of Pauline Etkin’s work. Pauline’s dedication to Nordoff Robbins is a lasting legacy for us all. She is leaving Nordoff Robbins in great shape to take on the challenges ahead and I believe that Marcus, with his strong third sector background, has the skills and expertise to meet those challenges”.
