Geoffrey Hunter
Head of Church Buildings and Pastoral at Diocese of Ely- Claim this Profile
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Diocese of Ely
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United Kingdom
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Religious Institutions
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1 - 100 Employee
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Head of Church Buildings and Pastoral
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Apr 2016 - Present
I head up a small team at head office to promote the sustainability of church buildings as church buildings, in line with the objectives of the Diocese's strategy 'People Fully Alive: Ely 2025', supported by the expert guidance of the Diocesan Advisory Committee and the hard work of volunteers out in the field. I head up a small team at head office to promote the sustainability of church buildings as church buildings, in line with the objectives of the Diocese's strategy 'People Fully Alive: Ely 2025', supported by the expert guidance of the Diocesan Advisory Committee and the hard work of volunteers out in the field.
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Clocks Committee Chairman
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Mar 2019 - Present
Helping to look after these mechanical marvels inhabiting church towers and telling the hours all over England.
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Member
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Sep 2012 - Present
I am a member of the principal national body giving advice on the care and development of Church of England church buildings.
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Churchwarden
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Apr 2014 - Apr 2019
The office of Churchwarden is one of the oldest in England. It's also quasi-democratic, being elected annually by the entire adult population of the parish, regardless of any religious affiliation. So, as well as being very ancient, it's also a representative and enlightened system for managing an important community building. I'm pleased to be a churchwarden. The office of Churchwarden is one of the oldest in England. It's also quasi-democratic, being elected annually by the entire adult population of the parish, regardless of any religious affiliation. So, as well as being very ancient, it's also a representative and enlightened system for managing an important community building. I'm pleased to be a churchwarden.
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Heritage of London Trust
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United Kingdom
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Non-profit Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Board Member
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Sep 2012 - Apr 2016
I sat on the board of the Heritage of London Trust, a not for profit grant-giving body supporting built heritage within Greater London. I sat on the board of the Heritage of London Trust, a not for profit grant-giving body supporting built heritage within Greater London.
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Diocese of London
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United Kingdom
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Religious Institutions
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1 - 100 Employee
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Head of Parish Property Support
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Sep 2006 - Apr 2016
I managed the process for repairing and developing church buildings, their contents and churchyards. I and my team work together to develop strategic policy and practical advice for those who look after the Diocese of London's 484 church buildings, church halls and other properties. I managed the process for repairing and developing church buildings, their contents and churchyards. I and my team work together to develop strategic policy and practical advice for those who look after the Diocese of London's 484 church buildings, church halls and other properties.
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Phoenix Property (UK) Ltd
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United Kingdom
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Real Estate
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Lettings Manager
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Jan 2004 - Sep 2006
I largely worked from home, running the Kensigton/Chelsea/Notting Hill part of Wapping-based Phoenix Property's lettings business. This included negotiating new business, property management, service charge accounting, contract drafting and pretty much all aspects of the lettings business. I largely worked from home, running the Kensigton/Chelsea/Notting Hill part of Wapping-based Phoenix Property's lettings business. This included negotiating new business, property management, service charge accounting, contract drafting and pretty much all aspects of the lettings business.
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Michael Finney
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United States
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Framer and conservator
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Jul 2000 - Jan 2006
I arrived at Finney's as a fresh graduate from the Courtauld Institute, knowing all the theory but little of the practice of dealing with works of art. Micheal Finney dealt almost exclusively in antique prints of the 17th -19th centuries. Over what was effectively an apprenticeship I learned about the cleaning, conservation, mounting and framing (including frame restoration) of prints. I also learned extensively about the artists and the history of prints and something of the connoisseur needed to tell the real from the fake. Show less
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Education
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Cranfield University - Cranfield School of Management
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Business Administration and Management, General -
The University of Reading
MSc, Conservation of the Historic Environment -
Courtauld Institute of Art, U. of London
BA, History of Art