Good Things Foundation Founder Helen Milner Retires After 15 Years
Helen Milner, the dedicated Founder and Chief Executive of Good Things Foundation, has announced her retirement after leading the organization for 15 years. Under her guidance, the foundation built an extensive network of over 7,000 organizations and supported more than 1.3 million people in the last three years.
Meanwhile, the Education Technology Innovation Hub (ETIH) is gearing up for the Innovation Awards 2026. These awards recognize excellence in global education technology, with a focus on workforce development, AI integration, and innovative learning solutions. Organizations from the UK, the Americas, and around the world are invited to submit their entries, with winners to be revealed on 14 January 2026.
In her retirement, Milner will continue to contribute to the foundation in board and advisory roles. She plans to divide her time between the UK and Australia. Liz Williams, the Chair of the Board of Trustees, has praised Milner's dedication and achievements, committing to carry on the mission to bridge the digital divide. As of now, no information is available about who will succeed Milner as the leader of Good Things Foundation.
Helen Milner's retirement marks the end of an era at Good Things Foundation. Her legacy includes a vast network of organizations and millions of people supported. As the foundation looks to the future, the ETIH Innovation Awards 2026 will celebrate the best in education technology, driving progress in learning and workforce development.
