Marine Conservation Society
Joanne O'Hagan has over 10 years of experience in Human Resources and Facilities management. Joanne has worked for various organizations in different roles.
From 2013, Joanne worked as the Head of HR & Facilities at Marine Conservation Society. Their responsibilities included advising the CEO and Senior Management Team on organizational development, leadership and management development, employee relations issues, and H&S policy. Joanne also developed and implemented HR strategies and supported managers in all aspects of the employee lifecycle.
Prior to that, from 2011 to 2013, Joanne worked as an HR Advisor (Contract) at Two Rivers Housing.
From 2002 to 2010, Joanne worked at Futurelab Education as an HR/Office Manager. Their role involved supporting the development of the organization, coaching and advising managers on employee relations, and overseeing learning and development initiatives.
Overall, Joanne has a diverse background in HR and facilities management, with experience in supporting organizations through growth phases, developing HR strategies, and providing proactive support to managers.
Joanne O'Hagan completed their education with a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resource Management from the University of Gloucestershire from 2009 to 2011. Joanne also obtained a Certificate in Personnel Practice from Gloscat in 2005. Additionally, they received various certifications including a Level 3 Award in Education & Training from Hartpury College in 2016, a Diploma in Human Resource Management from the University of Gloucestershire in 2011, a Certificate in Personnel Practice from CIPD in 2005, a Level 3 certificate in Occupational Health & Safety from NEBOSH in 2004, and became a Certified Practitioner of Neuro Linguistic Programming from The Northern School of NLP & Associated Studies in 2000.
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Marine Conservation Society
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The Marine Conservation Society fights for the future of our ocean through people-powered action – with science on our side. Today, our ocean is in poor health because of human activity. We’re determined to change this, working with communities, businesses and governments. For more than 30 years, we’ve been the voice of the sea, defending our coastal habitats and species.For a cleaner ocean, we find ways to prevent and clean up marine litter and pollution. And we use science to track the health of our waters. For a better-protected ocean, we secure spaces where species and habitats can recover. Only a sea full of life can absorb carbon and tackle climate change. For a healthier ocean, we promote sustainable fishing and aquaculture to minimise harm caused by harvesting and farming resources. And we educate the public so consumers can make better seafood-buying choices. Together, we can achieve our vision of seas full of life, where nature flourishes and people thrive.