There can be few more experienced chief executives in the voluntary sector than Campbell Robb, who took on the top job at crime reduction charity Nacro last July. Robb has been in charge at Shelter, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Office of the Third Sector over the past 15 years, as well as fitting in a stint as a government adviser. Robb will need to draw on his vast experience to help reinvigorate Nacro – which by its own admission has seen its policy influence “diminish” – at a time when the youth justice system is going through great change.
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