Chief Executive of Family Links from 1997 – 2015. She introduced the ‘Nurturing Programme’ (promoting emotional literacy & mental health) to the UK in 1992 and led the Family Links team in adapting the programme for parent groups in the UK and for schools, for prison, for Muslim parents and for parents of teenagers.

Annette developed a national training programme for practitioners working with parents & children in education, health and the community. She has written an ante-natal Nurturing Programme which is now being rolled out nationally. She received an MBE for her work in 2002.

Anne has 25 years of experience working in the commercial medical journals industry as a senior leader and is currently the CEO of the Association for Medical Education in Europe which is an international organisation dedicated to health professionals education.

She is proficient in developing high quality relationships, growing high-performing teams and leading & implementing strategic initiatives.

Currently Head of Charity and Involvement at Oxford Health Charity, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, Julie has responsibility for the strategic development and delivery of the NHS charity (Oxford Health Charity), Trust volunteering, Oxford Health Arts Partnership and engagement with third sector groups across the Trust geography.

Julie has been involved with public sector volunteer programme management for almost 20 years and became a Charity Mentors client after taking on the challenge of creating the first Oxford Health Charity strategy in 2017. Having worked with two amazing mentors (Tina Elder and Mark Hallam) during that project, Julie became the first Charity Mentors alumni to join the Board.

Charlene is previously a global banker having worked in Taiwan, Hong Kong, New York, Shanghai and London, working with organisations of all sizes and in all industries. Outside of banking, Charlene has been involved in non-profit organisations both in New York and in the UK. She brings with her finance skills and diverse global background.

Experienced CEO of large education and publishing businesses. Particular strengths in strategic development, financial planning, educational technology, management development, mentoring.

Since retiring from corporate life, Thomas is based in the UK & Europe and has been involved as a mentor & investor in Edtech start-up and mentoring entrepreneurs.

Sir Tim Stevenson is a lawyer with a broad ranging career in industry, the public and not for profit sectors. He has been CEO of a major UK business and sat on the boards of, and chaired, both large public companies and local Oxfordshire charities This has given him wide experience of chairmanship and governance, across the sectors, both nationally and internationally. Most recently he was, until October of 2021, HM Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire which has provided him with strong understanding of the Not For Profit sector in Oxfordshire.