Living Wage Foundation appoints two co‑directors
Matthew Bolton said: “We’re delighted to have Graham Griffiths and Emily Sawh guiding the next chapter of the Living Wage movement.”
The Living Wage Foundation has appointed Emily Sawh (pictured, left) and Graham Griffiths (pictured, right) as co-directors.
Griffiths was previously deputy director at the Living Wage Foundation and director of organisational development at Citizens UK.
Sawh was previously head of partnerships and campaigns at the Living Wage Foundation, where she led sector and regional work across the UK.
She also led the Making London a Living Wage City campaign.
Matthew Bolton, chief executive of Citizens UK, said: “Graham Griffiths and Emily Sawh are passionate champions of the Living Wage movement.
“Their deep experience at the Living Wage Foundation and across Citizens UK, combined with their complementary skills in campaigning, partnerships and organisational development, make them a powerful leadership team.
“We’re delighted to have them guiding the next chapter of the Living Wage movement.”
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