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APIL Chief Executive
Mike joined the APIL team as Chief Executive in July 2019 after five years as the Chief Executive of the Society of Independent Brewers and, before that, a decade as the Chief Executive of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale.
Mike is a seasoned campaigner and leader of membership organisations and has been a key player in various major consumer campaigns and in leading change and strategy development in the not-for-profit sector... view full biography
Principal Lawyer and Head of Human Rights
Abuse Team, Slater & Gordon Solicitors, Manchester
Kim Harrison is a principal lawyer and joint head of abuse law and public inquiries team at Slater & Gordon Solicitors. She acts for abuse survivors in civil cases against various institutions including churches and religious institutions, schools, hospitals, local authorities, sports clubs, the Scout Association and the Ministry of Defence.
Previously a partner at Pannone LLP, where amongst other roles Kim headed up the firms Actions Against the Police team, Kim has a First Class Honours Degree in Law from the University of Sheffield.
She specialises in case of ‘failure to remove/failure to protect’ in both negligence and human rights acting for children against local authority social services department... view full biography