Simon Rodgers

Simon Rodgers has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Simon is currently working as the Head of Inclusion and Sustainability at Wilmington plc, where they are responsible for building diversity and inclusion into the company's operations. Prior to this, Simon worked as the People Director for One Young World, where they developed inclusive recruitment practices and led inclusion initiatives. Simon also worked as a Freelance Diversity and Inclusion Consultant for Interrobang Consultants Limited, specializing in diversity and inclusion consultancy for a private bank. Simon has also held roles at Aviva, where they served as the Head of Diversity & Inclusion, Chair of Aviva Pride, and Marketing Strategic Account Manager. Simon has experience in managing global events, stakeholder relationships, supplier management, and strategic sourcing. Simon also has experience working at Ofqual as the Equality (Fairness in Assessment) Programme Lead, where they led the program focused on delivering equality in regulation. Simon began their career as a Recruitment Consultant at Reed.

Simon Rodgers's education history includes the following:

- From an unspecified period until 2023, Simon pursued CIPD Qualifications and obtained a Chartered Fellowship (Chartered FCIPD) degree with no specific field of study mentioned.

- In 2021, Simon attended CIPD Qualifications and completed an Associate Diploma in People Management, specializing in People Management.

- In 2010 and 2011, Simon studied at Greenwich School of Management and earned a Graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply (MCIPS) with a focus on the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply.

- In 2009 and 2010, Simon attended Writtle University College and obtained a Graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply, specifically from the Chartered Institute of Purchase & Supply.

- From 2002 to 2004, Simon attended York College in York, UK, with no specific degree or field of study mentioned.

- Simon completed their secondary education at Easingwold School from 1997 to 2002, with no specific degree or field of study mentioned.