Helen Mc Cormick
About Helen Mc Cormick
Helen McCormick is a Director and Vice Chair at Inverclyde Community Fund, with a strong background in leadership roles across various sectors, including IT and community development. She has extensive experience in regional growth initiatives and has held significant positions at IBM and Save the Children.
Work at Inverclyde Community Fund
Helen McCormick serves as Vice Chair of the Inverclyde Community Fund since 2020. In this role, she contributes to the strategic direction and governance of the organization, focusing on community development initiatives in Inverclyde, Scotland. Additionally, she has been a Trustee at the fund since 2019, where she oversees various projects aimed at improving the local community's well-being and sustainability.
Experience at Save the Children
Helen McCormick worked at Save the Children from 2011 to 2013 in a leadership role focused on Fundraising, Promotion, and Innovation. During her tenure, she contributed to the organization's efforts to secure funding and promote its initiatives, enhancing its visibility and impact in both London and Scotland.
Education and Expertise
Helen McCormick studied at the University of Strathclyde, where she earned a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from 1990 to 1993. Her educational background in Business Administration and Management has equipped her with the skills necessary for her various leadership roles across different sectors, including community development and corporate management.
Leadership Roles at IBM
Helen McCormick held multiple leadership positions at IBM from 1989 to 2010. Her roles included Facilities Admin and Services Manager, Technology Assembly Manager, European New Products Program Manager, and European Strategic HR Leader. She gained extensive experience in customer fulfillment, human resources, and supply chain management during her time with the company.
Community Involvement and Contributions
In addition to her role at the Inverclyde Community Fund, Helen McCormick actively supports Rig Arts as a Director. Her involvement in the arts and cultural sector reflects her commitment to enhancing community engagement and development in Inverclyde.