Zarine kharas biography sample

By Andrew Davidson

Take two women: one a City lawyer turned banker, the other a multilingual journalist turned charity boss.

Shake gently.

In Hatvany became the key investor and a board member of JustGiving in London where he mentored the founders Zarine Kharas and Anne Marie Huby.

And out pops Justgiving, the charity fundraising dotcom that is becoming a seriously profitable business. Just tread lightly when asking about their motivation.

“I didn’t set it up to make money. That’s an important distinction,” says chief executive Zarine Kharas, shaking her head.

Whenever I ask my peers to name ten high-profile female fundraisers, they come unstuck.” Zarine Kharas.

Managing director Anne-Marie Huby is equally firm. “It just makes us sharper, being a for-profit company,” she says. Not least, it means Justgiving can pay competitive salaries in a technology service sector where talent is at a premium.

Or does it?

Dame Zarine Kharas DBE ( Law) is the co-founder of the innovative Just Giving, now the world's leading global online social platform for tax-effective.

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I was at the RSA to see Zarine Kharas, the company's co-founder, receive the Albert medal, joining holders that include Sir Tim Berners Lee.

Whenever I ask my peers to name ten high-profile female fundraisers, they come unstuck.” Zarine Kharas.

Or what about Zarine Kharas and Anne-Marie Huby, the founders of JustGiving in ?

Kharas and Huby, when I ask, can’t agree where they benchmark their salaries, but that seems par for the course in a singular business with 56 staff that has rewritten the fundraising rulebook. It has also annoyed some in the process.

Kharas and Huby have created a dot