Marketing and Fundraising Team

Lindsay says "The remit of my role is broad, overseeing the Trust’s membership, marketing, fundraising and visitor experience teams. I have 16 years of experience in fundraising, marketing and communications and leisure and tourism, gained in both the corporate and third sectors. My areas of expertise lie in strategic planning, brand development and relationship building and I am excited about the role I have to play in delivering our 2030 strategic goals, in particular bringing the importance of people taking action to the forefront of nature’s recovery."

Lindsay says: "I have always loved nature and wildlife, spending as much time as I can outdoors with my husband and young son. I wanted to work in a role that contributed to protecting our natural world, and the Trust has given me the opportunity to use my skills and expertise to do just that. I feel privileged to work for such a forward thinking organisation who are leading the way in making space for nature across Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull."

Donna says: "Having great communication skills is important for my role, enabling me and my team to deliver an excellent level of customer service to our members and supporters. I support the Trusts strategic objectives within membership services, searching for creative opportunities to build our membership offering. I enjoy walking, spending time with my family, watching wildlife programmes and sitting in the garden when the sun is shining."

Donna said: "I work for the Wildlife Trust for many reasons, but my number one reason has got to be the passion of every single member of staff working for the Trust. We are a close-knit family of colleagues that only want the best outcome for nature! I am also very passionate about nature and the great outdoors, so I feel extremely lucky to be able to support this in my role."  

Erin said: "Prior to joining the Trust, I spent 5 years working in the corporate world of live music and events. My main interests are spending time out in nature and birdwatching. I love exploring new places and will happily spend hours roaming around woodlands, marshes and up hills, seeing what is around and just enjoying the calm that being out in nature brings."

Erin said: "I have been fascinated by wildlife since I was a child, so I enjoy the opportunity to combine my love of nature with my previous experience of customer service and providing people with an enjoyable day out. Working for a charity isn’t always easy, but it gives you real job satisfaction knowing what you are doing is making a difference to a cause you are passionate about."

Grace says: "My background is in fundraising, and I’ve worked for organisations of all sizes, from a small community charity to a top University. My particular interest is people; I love meeting new people, hearing their stories, and finding different ways for them to connect with the Trust."

Grace says; "I chose to join Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in 2022 for a few reasons. Firstly, I wanted to do something that would make a real difference, so when I read about the ambitious 2030 strategy and realised how transformational it could be, I knew I had to do everything I could to help make it a reality. Secondly, the climate crisis can feel overwhelming at times, but I find it reassuring to work for an organisation which is actively trying to solve the crisis. Lastly, I love spending time outdoors, and feel incredibly lucky to be able to explore beautiful Warwickshire as part of my role."