MANAGEMENT TEAM
The following summarises the management team that will be delivering the Hospice at Home’s objectives.
Laura Hugman – Clinical Team Manager
Laura, a trained physiotherapist, joined the Foundation in September 2016 as the Clinical Team Manager, with responsibility for the operational management of all clinical services.
Laura’s experience involves working in a range of healthcare environments, most recently leading a multidisciplinary team at the Cleddau River Day Unit in South Pembrokeshire. Her experience in enablement and chronic conditions and strong local links is a crucial part of fulfilling the Foundation’s strategic objectives to widen diagnostic reach and influence end of life care in new settings.
Sandra Dade – Charity Manager
Sandra Dade moved to Pembrokeshire in 2011. She studied Business Management in Nottingham and Human Resource and Development in Coventry. Sandra is an income generation professional working for the Paul Sartori Foundation, leading a successful team responsible for generating a diverse income stream to support Pembrokeshire’s Hospice at Home Services.
Since Sandra and the team joined the Charity, income has increased from £920k to £1.5m in 2015. Sandra’s focus is supporting and embracing community spirit and goodwill to maximise income potential for the Charity. In addition to Income Generation Sandra is responsible for Charity Governance, reporting directly to the Board of Trustees and Voting Members. Before embracing the role of Charity Manager, Sandra worked for Wolseley UK, initially in the Learning and Development Department and finally moving to the Human Resource Department as a HR Coordinator.
In addition to Sandra’s role, she has instigated and participated in two overseas challenges, recruiting participants, managing the process and leading supporters through life changing adventures while raising vital funds for the Charity, in excess £90,000 net profit.
Paul Moloney – Finance Manager
Paul Moloney studied accounting and the financial sector at the Polytechnic of Wales, and subsequently obtained employment working for various accountancy firms. In the 1990’s, he returned to full time education, undertaking an Environmental Studies degree at the University of Hertfordshire. On returning to Pembrokeshire, he obtained work as a bookkeeper, and joined the Paul Sartori Foundation in January 2009. Paul has over 25 years experience working in accounts and has been working for the charity for over 13 years.
