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BAAF chief executive departs after less than six months

Srabani Sen has left her post as chief executive of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF) after less than six months in charge, it has emerged.

Sen, former chief executive of Contact a Family and, before that, Alcohol Concern, joined BAAF in December 2013, but was replaced at the helm by Barbara Hutchinson, who was appointed interim chief executive at the end of last month.

“After a great deal of thought, I have decided to move on from BAAF," a statement from Sen, released to CYP Now by BAAF, said.

“This has been a very difficult decision to arrive at. I have decided to pursue exciting opportunities that have emerged recently.”

CYP Now understands that Sen has set up her own agency to provide services to not-for-profit organisations.

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