Caron Bradshaw, chief executive at CFG, and Joe Saxton, founder of nfpSynergy, are among those who have been have been appointed to the Sorp Committee 2015.
The Sorp Committee is a group of sector professionals who advise sector regulators on the content of the Statement of Recommended Practice, the document governing charity accounting.
The new Sorp Committee will serve until 2018 and will be jointly chaired by Nigel Davies, head of accountancy services at the Charity Commission and Laura Anderson, head of enforcement at the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.
Bradshaw had previously been an observer member and is now a full member. Pesh Framjee who had previously been a committee member is now a an honorary technical advisor.
Most of the previous committee had served since 2006 and were invited to apply to rejoin. Carol Rudge and Noel Hundman successfully reapplied.
Davies said: “We were delighted by the high standard of applicants to join the committee and we welcome the breadth of experience and perspectives the new committee will bring together with CIPFA which is providing the technical support. We look forward to ensuring a high quality Sorp framework is in place for UK and Irish charities.”
The new committee is as follows:
Sector bodies:
Caron Bradshaw, chief executive, CFG
Simon Ling, from the National Association of Almshouses
Sheila Nordon, executive director of ICTR
Funders/commentators/academia:
Mark Hill, financial dontroller, Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts
Geoff Hunt, finance director, Wolfson Foundation
Noel Hyndman, professor, Queen’s University, Belfast
Joe Saxton, nfpSynergy
Finance Director:
Pat Dennigam, acting director of finance and administration, Focus Ireland
Preparer/practitioner:
Richard Bray, finance, regulatory and taxes Manager, Cancer Research UK
Tom Connaughton, group internal auditor, the Rehab Group
Darren Spivey, head of financial support and development, Royal National Lifeboat Institution
Auditor/independent examiner:
Sarah Anderson, senior manager, Deloitte LLP
Michael Brougham, independent examiner
Kenneth McDowell
Carol Rudge, partner-head of not-for-profit, Grant Thornton
Jenny Simpson, partner, Wylie + Bissett LLP
Mark Spofforth , partner, Spofforths Chartered Accountants