A long-serving CEO in Dorset has retired after nearly three decades of service.
Helen Goldsack, chief executive of Citizens Advice East Dorset & Purbeck, stepped down after 27 years with the organisation.
She first began volunteering with Citizens Advice in Wareham in 1999, later becoming a paid staff member in Dorchester in 2002.
She went on to serve as manager in Purbeck before becoming CEO following the merger of Purbeck and East Dorset Citizens Advice in 2021.
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Alan Breakwell, Chair of Trustees, Citizens Advice East Dorset & Purbeck, said: "Helen has been an inspirational lead for our organisation and will be very much missed by everyone at Citizens Advice.
"Her leadership, energy and commitment has helped guide the organisation through some very difficult times including covid, the cost-of-living crisis and the energy crisis."
Ms Goldsack said: "During my time with Citizens Advice, I’ve seen the organisation change, grow and adapt to meet the demands of the people we help and I have enjoyed the challenges this brings.
"I have really enjoyed my time working for Citizens Advice and will miss the team, but it’s now time for me to hand the reins over and enjoy retirement.”
For more information, visit the Citizens Advice East Dorset & Purbeck website.
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