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How Pilotlight helped me change direction

Mary Watt | 6 November 2017

Here’s a vision of society that I think is worth working for: one where deaf people have equal access, rights and citizenship, there is an end to y

How Pilotlight helped one operations leader give back

Tom Brown | 18 July 2017

I’d been thinking about how I might give something back to my local community for a while, although I didn’t know what that would look like. When I came across Pilotlight it clicked with me instantly.

How I learnt the art of persuading

Tom Ward | 31 May 2017

Tom Ward is our longest-serving Pilotlighter in Scotland, joining us in 2008. Here he tells his story about why he came to Pilotlight in the first place and why, after all this time, he’s still committed to the work we do.

Seeing Julie develop and grow in confidence was uplifting.

Suzanne Glennie | 11 April 2017

Working at a strategic level in the public sector sometimes feels like I’m far removed from “real people”. I volunteered for Pilotlight as part of my Fast Track management development programme that Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership offered me. Coaching and mentoring were part of my personal development plan, and tackling inequalities by developing and building supportive relationships with practical outcomes has always driven and energised me.

How Pilotlight helped one investment guru become a better leader

Stuart McMaster | 1 March 2017

​Stuart McMaster, a Pilotlighter in Scotland who’s recently retired as Director of Investment Management at Alliance Trust, says working with Pilotlight gives him new focus, makes him a better communicator and a more positive person.

We need to keep supporting women's charities

Louise Jacobs | 8 March 2016

This International Women's Day, we celebrate both the women who give their time to be Pilotlighters and the women who run the charities who partner with us - not to mention the millions that these charities support. One Pilotlighter, Louise Jacobs, shares her own views on what she has learnt from working with one very special women-led charity.

The reluctant CEO

Ruth Ibegbuna | 26 October 2015

UK life is full of people’s ‘journeys’.