Duncan Peter, Business Development and Partnerships Manager, AFCCT

Community Trust unveil latest signing

ABERDEEN FC Community Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Duncan Peter as Business Development and Partnerships Manager. A ...

Facebook
LinkedIn
X

ABERDEEN FC Community Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Duncan Peter as Business Development and Partnerships Manager.

A well-known figure within the third sector in the North-east, Duncan will be working with companies across the region to establish partnerships in support of the AFCCT’s work in the community.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.

Joining during its 10th Anniversary year, Duncan will play a key role in ensuring that the Trust continues to grow its programming across two key themes: Education and Positive Destinations; Football, Health and Wellbeing. Working across Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire, AFCCT takes a multi-generational approach working with children and young people in 27 schools, providing opportunities for grassroots football and also supporting the wider community, particularly the active ageing group.

Duncan joins AFCCT after almost six years with Clan Cancer Support, latterly as Head of Income Generation and Business Development. Previously, Duncan has also worked with Bibby Offshore as Communications Manager and held senior roles at both Inspire PTL and Befriend a Child.

Liz Bowie, AFCCT Chief Executive said: “I am delighted that Duncan has joined the AFCCT team.

“The need to support our community has never been greater and we rely on the backing of individuals, companies, trusts and foundations to enable our work. Duncan’s experience in the third sector, and his passion for helping the community, places him in good stead to strengthen our existing partnerships and crucially encourage new people and organisations to get on board with AFCCT.

“I am really looking forward to working with Duncan to forge new relationships that will ultimately help us to provide support and opportunity to change lives for the better in our community.”

AFCCT worked with 10,000 people last year and Duncan is eager to play his part in helping the Trust focus on tackling the impacts of child poverty, reducing social isolation and improving mental wellbeing.

Duncan added: “I am both excited and privileged to have the opportunity to drive AFCCT forward as we celebrate our 10th anniversary in 2024.

“I have already been hugely impressed by the range of programmes across the city and shire that we deliver, and the number of individuals from all parts of the North-east community that benefit from the services the Trust provides.

“I am very much looking forward to building on the already well-established partnerships we have in the business community and bringing more corporate supporters on board who share our passion for changing lives for the better.”

To find out more about how you might engage with AFCCT, please contact [email protected].

Related Articles

Aberdeen Lang Stracht store forced to close as new location sought
Aberdeenshire group’s new Saudi base consolidates growth in Middle East
Community & Coast Fund awards grants to local initiatives in Torry and Cove
Aberdeen piping systems firm in shortlist for ‘Inspiration through Innovation’ award
Dons to ‘modernise’ Pittodrie as Beach Stadium plans wash away
Bus firm announces new makeover as latest part of wider business transformation

Other Articles from ABN