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Men's Breakfast - Chris Mould

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Saturday, 24 October 2026, 08:00 – 10:00

O'Hagan'S Sausage Shop

71 Fishbourne Road West Fishbourne, Chichester, PO19 3JJ

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08:00 – 10:00

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Profiled by The Guardian as one of the UK's top social entrepreneurs, Chris Mould is an experienced leader across the public and voluntary sectors. He is best known for leading The Trussell Trust from 2007 to 2017, transforming it into a national, multi-award-winning charity that launched over 450 foodbanks and supported more than one million people annually. A graduate of University of Oxford and London School of Economics, Chris is Founder and CEO of the Foundation for Social Change and Inclusion in Bulgaria and a partner at the Shaftesbury Partnership. He has advised senior UK and EU leaders, led more than 20 start-ups and mergers, and held senior roles in the NHS, policing, and the voluntary sector. Chris is also a committed Christian, worshipping at St Paul's Church, Salisbury and leading the Ffald y Brenin Trust in Pembrokeshire.

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