Adam joined HSBC Global Asset Management in 2006 in the role of Global Head of Product Development. Previous to HSBC, Adam worked for JPMorgan Asset Management and Fleming Asset Management (before it was purchased by JPMorgan).

Adam was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford, where he gained an M.A. in Mathematics. He lives in Tunbridge Wells with his wife Elizabeth. They have three adult children.

Jean held senior nurse management posts over 43 years in the NHS and Independent healthcare sectors. Following retirement from full time employment with the Royal College of Nursing as the lead management adviser she was involved in the development and facilitation of the RCN’s political leadership programme in the UK and Europe.

Previously she had undertaken overseas consultancies in India, Ghana, Abu Dhabi and Ethiopia She has continued with charity work in Ethiopia, was a volunteer nurse adviser with THET and undertook voluntary work in healthcare in Ethiopia. She is a founder and chairman of the Aysanew Kassa Trust.

Peter Goodwin was appointed a trustee to the 1930 Fund in 1994. He is a solicitor, formerly a partner in the City firm of Freshfields (until 1990) and then a partner in the Westminster firm of Bircham Dyson Bell (until 2006) specialising in trust and tax work, and now retired. He is also a Trustee of several private trusts and a major Charitable Foundation in Bristol.

Judy trained as a Health Visitor and undertook wide ranging roles in Community Health, holding management positions in the NHS, the voluntary sector, and working with the British Forces in several countries overseas.

She pursued her interest in preventative health and participated in research projects, including in Grenada, W.I.  She gained an Academic Nurse Research Fellowship, UCLMS and explored the professional practise of Health Visitors working with refugee families in Inner London. Judy now works in the Museum and Heritage Sector, currently on the British Museum’s ESOL Programme.  She is passionate about the therapeutic and enrichment potential museums and their objects offer to people’s psychological and physical well-being.

Helen is a Director of Nursing, leading nurses across community and mental health services in Central and North West London NHS Trust.

Helen has a clinical background in community nursing and has an MA in coaching.

Elaine is the Chief Nursing Officer for Southwest London Integrated Care Board. She has over 30 years NHS experience in a variety of clinical and operational roles across provider, community and commissioning. Elaine is passionate about ensuring a high quality of care to patients and the wellbeing of the hard working teams she leads.

Sarah is a qualified District Nurse and has been awarded the title of Queen’s Nurse.

Austin is a Governance, Strategy, and Risk Management executive who currently serves as the Chief Risk Officer for DLUHC – The Government Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.

Prior to his current role, he was the Head of Risk for a wealth and asset management business.

Austin has over 20 years’ experience working in the city for banks and asset managers where he has worked in both the business, and subsequently risk management. Austin was educated at King’s College London, University of Oxford and the University of Edinburgh.