Trustees’ Week 2022 is themed around “making a difference in changing times” and recognising the fantastic work done by charity trustees across the country, helping important causes carry out their vital work.

At Burness Paull our Third Sector and Charity team works with a wide variety of charities and sees first hand the difference they make.

And our Burness Paull Foundation trustees make sure the Foundation continues to support worthwhile causes and the fundraising efforts of our employees.

So this Trustees’ Week, we want to say thank you to all those making a difference, and encourage anyone thinking about becoming a trustee to get involved.

Graeme Palmer

Graeme Palmer

Partner

Procurement


Graeme specialises in EU procurement law. He works closely with the public sector, social housing, projects, construction, urban regeneration.

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Mark Ellis

Managing Partner

Corporate and M&A


Mark is Burness Paull's managing partner, with a particular focus on private equity and mergers and acquisitions.

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Emma Maxwell

Emma Maxwell

Director

Third Sector & Charity


Emma regularly provides advice to a range of public sector clients including a large number of local authorities, as well as housing associations.

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