Oxfam chief forced to step down over 'serious issues' with conduct, charity says
Summary
The chief executive of Oxfam GB, Dr. Halima Begum, stepped down after an independent review found problems with her behavior and decision-making. The review revealed issues with her leadership, causing a loss of trust from the charity's board. Jan Oldfield will temporarily take over as acting chief executive.Key Facts
- Dr. Halima Begum left her role as Oxfam GB's chief executive after a review found "serious issues."
- The review was requested by Oxfam's board and conducted by Howlett Brown.
- It involved testimonies from 32 current and former Oxfam colleagues.
- The findings included problems with Dr. Begum's leadership behavior and decision-making.
- Oxfam's trustees felt the situation was "untenable," meaning they could not keep her in the role.
- Jan Oldfield, Oxfam's chief supporter officer, will be the acting chief executive.
- Oxfam has faced recent challenges, including a drop in profits and staff reductions.
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