According to The Sunday Times journalist Gabriel Pogrund, the developments have left the King “profoundly unhappy,” with sources suggesting that the leadership changes have created a sense of instability within the charity.
In the interim, Emily Cherrington, Deputy CEO of The King’s Foundation, has agreed to lead the organisation while the board undertakes the process of appointing a permanent successor.
Official Statement From The King’s Foundation
In a formal statement, The King’s Foundation expressed gratitude for Murrin’s contributions, noting that she had guided the charity through a period of significant expansion.
“Kristina leaves with the sincere thanks and best wishes of the board and the wider leadership of The King’s Foundation, having led the charity through an exciting period of expansion,” the statement read.
It confirmed that recruitment for a new CEO is underway, with Cherrington stepping in at the board’s request to ensure continuity.