We’re delighted to announce that Street League will be exhibiting at this year’s Employment Related Services Association (ERSA) Conference, taking place in Leonardo Royal London St. Paul's, on 25 November 2026. ERSA brings together organisations and professionals from across the employability sector, providing a valuable opportunity to share insights, celebrate good practice and explore how we can work together to improve outcomes for the people and communities we support.
With 20 years’ experience delivering ESF, DWP, Adult Skills, and local authority contracts, Street League help young people progress into sustainable employment. In 2025/26, Street League achieved its highest-ever annual impact, engaging 3,706 young people and supporting 2,119 into positive destinations, including 1,305 into employment.
For Anna and David, ERSA also provides an excellent opportunity to strengthen existing partnerships, build new relationships and showcase how Street League uses the power of sport, education and employment to help young people move towards positive futures.
Meet Anna Campbell – Director of Contracts & Quality
"I'm really excited to be attending this year's ERSA Conference. It's a fantastic opportunity to connect with colleagues and partners across the employability sector, share experiences and showcase the brilliant work Street League does to support young people into positive destinations through sport, education and employment.
Collaboration is key to making a real difference to young people's lives, and we're keen to build new relationships, explore opportunities to work together and connect with others who share our passion for making a difference."
Anna's journey at Street League…
With almost 17 years at Street League, Anna brings a wealth of experience and a real passion for the organisation's mission.
Joining in 2010 as a Progressions Coordinator, Anna began her career as a frontline member of staff, working directly with young people and supporting them on their journeys towards positive futures. This experience helped shape her understanding of the challenges young people face and her commitment to creating opportunities for lasting change.
As Street League expanded its employability services across West Scotland, Anna progressed into the role of Operations Manager. Her growing interest in commissioning then led her to take on the position of Head of Contracts & Quality.
In 2021, Anna was promoted to Director of Contracts & Quality, where she now leads the department alongside a dedicated team. Together, they focus on maximising commissioned income and securing opportunities that enable Street League to continue delivering vital services and supporting young people across the communities in which it works.
Meet David Doyle – Head of Contracts & Quality
"Attending this year's ERSA Conference will be a great opportunity to engage with peers who are focused on driving quality and improving outcomes in employability provision. I'm keen to meet with current and potential partners to share insights on how we can strengthen performance, raise standards and deliver meaningful change for the communities we support."
David's journey at Street League…
David brings more than 20 years of experience across the employability and skills sector, with a background spanning both public-sector provision and national third-sector delivery.
Before joining Street League, David worked within local authority employability services, supporting the design and delivery of programmes aimed at improving outcomes for unemployed residents.
Having joined Street League 13 years ago, David has progressed through a range of quality and performance roles, starting as Quality & Performance Coordinator before moving into management positions. He took up his current role as Head of Contracts & Quality in 2021.
In this UK-wide role, David oversees Street League's contract management and quality assurance functions, ensuring delivery meets internal standards and external regulatory requirements. He also leads on commissioner relationships, securing government-funded income and developing assurance frameworks that underpin high-quality programme delivery across all regions.
His focus is on strengthening performance, driving continuous improvement and ensuring Street League's programmes consistently meet the needs of the young people and communities it supports.
Let's connect at ERSA 2026!
Will you be attending ERSA 2026? Anna Campbell and David Doyle would love the opportunity to connect with you! Get in touch to arrange a meeting during the conference here, or feel free to stop by our stand to meet the Street League team and find out more about the work we do.
Our team looks forward to seeing you there.