Reiko Murray

Events and Membership Services Officer

With a background spanning charity fundraising, events and membership services, Reiko has spent more than a decade bringing people together through impactful events, partnerships and community engagement. She is passionate about creating opportunities, building relationships and supporting positive social change.

At NEON, she supports events, membership services, and communications, helping to deliver a professional, engaging, and seamless experience for members.

NEON supports those involved in widening access to HE

NEON enables HE providers, and other organisations, to widen access to higher education and support student success, bringing about change organisations and making HE more equitable.

Affecting change across HE

At the heart of NEON is a cross-sector approach, bringing together HE providers, schools, colleges, the voluntary sector, professional bodies and employers, NEON is a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) and grew from the need for a strong, coherent community of professionals that could support learners from under-represented backgrounds to enter, and succeed, in HE. NEON is shaped and led by its members.

NEON’s four key objectives

Development

To increase the professionalisation of widening access work through the development and accreditation of practice.

Research & Advocacy

To be a research and advocacy resource for those working in access at the local, regional and national level.

Quality

To develop and enhance practice and quality in widening access work.

Support

To offer input and support to policy-makers and government from the widening access community.

All NEON’s work is based on a clear mission statement

Aim
Vision

How your organisation can work with NEON

NEON is committed to working in partnership with other organisations who share its values. Most of what NEON does is forged in collaboration with like-minded partners.

To work with NEON please email: Martin Webster (Director, NEON)

Get involved

NEON is the professional organisation supporting those involved in widening access to higher education at all levels and in all sectors to affect change in their own organisations and communities.

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