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Trustees
Adrian Lusmore (chair)
Ade has been the managing director of his own construction company for 32 years, working throughout the South of England.
He has run several apprenticeships in construction over the years. For four years he was churchwarden of All Saints, Fulham.
He volunteers at Amasango school, South Africa regularly as well as teaching vocational courses in bricklaying.
Ade has been the managing director of his own construction company for 32 years, working throughout the South of England.
He has run several apprenticeships in construction over the years. For four years he was churchwarden of All Saints, Fulham.
He volunteers at Amasango school, South Africa regularly as well as teaching vocational courses in bricklaying.
Christina Thomas (vice-chair)
Christina is a retired editor, proofreader and trainer who ran her own company for 18 years. She has extensive experience of volunteering in Grahamstown/Makhanda in South Africa using her experience of teaching English as a foreign language.
Other voluntary work includes befriending prisoner in the UK, and for four years she was churchwarden of All Saints, Fulham.
Christina is a retired editor, proofreader and trainer who ran her own company for 18 years. She has extensive experience of volunteering in Grahamstown/Makhanda in South Africa using her experience of teaching English as a foreign language.
Other voluntary work includes befriending prisoner in the UK, and for four years she was churchwarden of All Saints, Fulham.
Jeremy Anglin (treasurer)
Jeremy qualified as a chartered accountant in 1990 and spent the next seven months traveling around Europe and East Africa to recover from the experience. He has worked in the not-for-profit sector since 1994 and is currently finance director with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Jeremy gained a masters in historical research from Birkbeck College, University of London and continues to read history in his spare time.
Jeremy qualified as a chartered accountant in 1990 and spent the next seven months traveling around Europe and East Africa to recover from the experience. He has worked in the not-for-profit sector since 1994 and is currently finance director with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC).
Jeremy gained a masters in historical research from Birkbeck College, University of London and continues to read history in his spare time.
Brendan Baxter
Brendan is a solicitor and Regional Head of Legal and Compliance for an international insurance company based in London. He was previously in private practice.
He spends most of his spare time trying to keep up with his two children.
Brendan is a solicitor and Regional Head of Legal and Compliance for an international insurance company based in London. He was previously in private practice.
He spends most of his spare time trying to keep up with his two children.
Leon Ford
Leon works in Asset Management in the energy industry, where he leads a team who are responsible for the long-term planning of electricity networks.
Outside his main job, he is an operation firefighter at a rural fire station in Sussex, where he lives with his partner and young daughter.
Outside work he can be found riding his motorbike or attempting to restore steam engines.
Leon works in Asset Management in the energy industry, where he leads a team who are responsible for the long-term planning of electricity networks.
Outside his main job, he is an operation firefighter at a rural fire station in Sussex, where he lives with his partner and young daughter.
Outside work he can be found riding his motorbike or attempting to restore steam engines.
Adrienne Hall
Adrienne Hall is an independent Advancement professional with over 30 years' experience at senior level. Her university experience includes the London School of Economics, Oxford, and Strathclyde in the UK, and Wits, Stellenbosch, and Free State Universities in South Africa, where she has senior experience with NGOs including Greenpeace and The Nelson Mandela Foundation. She has led on several innovative donor engagement programmes, and has written and published on donor engagement, strategy, and advancement. She is an experienced start-up coach for arts and charity enterprises in marketing and development.
Adrienne Hall is an independent Advancement professional with over 30 years' experience at senior level. Her university experience includes the London School of Economics, Oxford, and Strathclyde in the UK, and Wits, Stellenbosch, and Free State Universities in South Africa, where she has senior experience with NGOs including Greenpeace and The Nelson Mandela Foundation. She has led on several innovative donor engagement programmes, and has written and published on donor engagement, strategy, and advancement. She is an experienced start-up coach for arts and charity enterprises in marketing and development.
Robert Fryer (assistant treasurer)
Robert spent many years teaching and examining economics and related subjects, and whilst employed was co-ordinator of vocational studies in a large school. Has always had a keen interest in economic development and the part that education plays in it.
He is a trustee of two Fulham- based charities, and enjoys nothing better than spending time on his allotment amongst the very interesting fellow plot holders.
Robert spent many years teaching and examining economics and related subjects, and whilst employed was co-ordinator of vocational studies in a large school. Has always had a keen interest in economic development and the part that education plays in it.
He is a trustee of two Fulham- based charities, and enjoys nothing better than spending time on his allotment amongst the very interesting fellow plot holders.