Amy Howarth

Amy Howarth has a diverse background in education, fundraising, and corporate responsibility, with significant experience in financial education and program management. From September 2018 to September 2022, Amy served as a Corporate Responsibility Specialist at St. James’s Place, leading a financial education program across the UK. Following this, Amy worked as a Programme Manager for Young Enterprise UK, guiding a primary-age financial education initiative, and has also taken on roles such as Senior Strategic Programmes Manager at LandAid, focusing on youth homelessness programs, and Trusts & Grants Manager at Help for Heroes. Previous experience includes positions as a Primary School Teacher and Project & Client Services Manager, along with volunteer contributions at Headspace. Amy holds first-class degrees in History of Art and History and Philosophy of Art from the University of Kent, along with a Primary PGCE from the University of Reading.