Anna Galliford, Chief Executive of leading care provider FitzRoy has announced her plans to retire in July. For over 15 years, Anna has guided FitzRoy through some of the most turbulent times in social care with exceptional skill and dedication.
Anna has been uncompromising in her commitment to transforming the lives of people with learning disabilities, autism, and mental health needs. Her departure will be felt not just within FitzRoy, but across the social care sector.
During her tenure as Chief Executive, Anna has expertly led FitzRoy through significant change. She has been instrumental in the charity’s growth from an income of £10m to £60m and service provision from 20 to across 110 locations.
Anna’s inspirational leadership has put See the Person at the heart of the charity. She leaves as FitzRoy launches a new three-year strategy which will build on her legacy and cement its position as a thriving, values driven quality care provider.
Martin Kyndt, Chair of Trustees at FitzRoy said:
“Anna’s outstanding contribution over 20 years of service, has made a real and lasting difference in the lives of so many. The quality of her caring leadership is an inspiration to all our staff. We would like to offer Anna our sincere gratitude for all she has achieved and the exceptional contribution she has made to FitzRoy.”