Mary Marsh
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Dame Mary Elizabeth Marsh, DBE is the Chief Executive of the NSPCC (UK National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children). She was awarded a DBE by the Queen in the 2007 New Year's Honours list for her services to families and children.
Ms. Marsh joined the NSPCC in 2000. Prior to her role with the NSPCC, Ms. Marsh was head teacher at two comprehensive schools in London and Hertfordshire.
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"This is of course a tremendous personal honour but most of all it is a recognition of the truly inspiring commitment of NSPCC staff, volunteers and supporters over many years to the challenge of ending cruelty to children FULL STOP. I am very privileged to have the responsibility of leading an organisation striving towards such an important goal and to be in a position to help children and young people and their families across the UK. I could not have done this without the strong support of my own family and friends."
