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Interview: Naomi Hulston, Catch 22 chief executive

3 mins read Youth Justice Youth Work
If knowing the strengths and weaknesses of an organisation is an important aspect of leadership, then Naomi Hulston starts her job as Catch22 chief executive from a good position.
Naomi Hulston: ‘We are an integrator and connector’
Naomi Hulston: ‘We are an integrator and connector’

Hulston, who took over in June after Chris Wright stepped down following 11 years in the role, has undertaken 14 different roles over 21 years at the social business. The personable Hulston promises a period of “evolution not revolution” as she looks to build on Wright’s successful tenure which has seen it develop links with blue-chip organisations.

Has your career at Catch22 been a planned progression or about taking opportunities when they arise?

I started as a volunteer and have said “yes” to opportunities and experiences – first to training as a youth and community worker. My motto has been if it contributes to delivering good outcomes and I could make a difference then I would say yes.

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