A deep rooted desire to ensure high quality services and compassionate care for those most vulnerable in our society has underpinned my career. This stems from my experiences as a young carer and drives my focus to improve DE&I initiatives to ensure representation and coproduction.  I developed many of my professional skillsets (specifically advanced communication and person-centred care) through the delivery of cancer care in the NHS before being headhunted into private healthcare for these skills. It was within the delivery of private healthcare that I developed my business acumen and ability to create and refine business critical policies and practices. I also developed my understanding of dosimetry planning and ability to deliver intensity modulated image guided radiotherapy while constantly improving the management of side effects and supporting the psychosocial and emotional needs of patients.

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Ian is a retired management consultant (FCIMC) and fundraising director (FCIF).  He has served as a Trustee of several national charities, generally focused on financial, fundraising and governance matters.  He  mentors a variety of small charities, helping them to grow and become more effective in a sustainable manner.

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Clare entered the charity sector 16 years ago after originally pursuing a career in musical theatre. She has experience across all areas of income generation, initially within direct marketing representing a number of large national and international charities before moving into individual giving roles and eventually Trusts and Corporate. Clare has secured significant grants from Children in Need, Hodge Foundation, the Lottery, Caf and the Lego Foundation. To strengthen her experience, she began supporting smaller organisations in developing their income generation strategies from inception to delivery. She continued working on small projects until finally taking the plunge and becoming fully freelance. Clare works with clients across the health, disability, children and social welfare sectors and is thrilled to be on the board for Timebanking UK.

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Jevgenij (aka Eugene) Michalovic is qualified accountant with a BA in Business Administration. He has experience of working both within accountancy firms and in accountancy roles within different sized businesses and industries. Thus he brings a significant breadth and depth of experience.

Eugene likes to be engaged in his community and in society. As a board member of Time Banking UK, he brings a keen eye on all financial matters to support the charity on its mission.

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Craig is a freelance journalist, copywriter and researcher, writing mainly about government, economic policy, work, the NHS and Europe. He is also a partner at Lexographic, which provides expert communications services to trade unions, charities and small businesses, and editor of Healthcare Manager magazine. As well as being a trustee of Timebanking UK, Craig is treasurer of Stroud Valley School Parent Teachers Association and chair of Stroud branch Labour Party.

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Founder of Mercurylab, Beth has been a transformational brand strategist and creative director for over 20 years. Beth creates branding programs and distinctive concepts, visuals and communications for businesses, entrepreneurs and creative professionals worldwide. Beth offers one-on-one consulting and coaching, and business consulting on brand and creative development, communications and implementation worldwide.

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