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NUS chief executive leaves post

<ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ class="standfirst">The chief executive of the National Union of Students has left the organisation after less than a year in charge
May 16, 2014

According to a statement from the NUS released today, ¡°after careful consideration Ben Kernighan has decided that he does not wish to continue in his position as Chief Executive of NUS and has now left the organisation¡±.

The NUS statement, released on 16 May, gave no further clues as to why Mr Kernighan, who started at the NUS on 8 July 2013, had left, but adds: ¡°Ben successfully led a complex process of bringing together the disparate parts of the group under one new set of terms and conditions.

¡°He led the organisation to a number of policy successes around higher and further education funding and regulation as well as wider policy wins including winning concessions to the Lobbying Act.

¡°The organisation is grateful for Ben¡¯s contribution and would like to take this opportunity to thank him and to wish him every success in the future,¡± it concludes.

david.matthews@tsleducation.com

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