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2011

Trustees’ report and accounts

Patron Her Majesty The Queen President His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales KG KT GCB OM Deputy presidents Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra The Hon Lady Ogilvy LG GCVO The Countess Mountbatten of Burma CBE CD JP DL Honorary vice-presidents Lord Barnard TD The Rt Hon Baroness Chalker of Wallasey Sylvia, Countess of Limerick CBE Professor John McClure OBE Mrs Elspeth Thomas CBE DL Vice-presidents Mr Anthony Andrews Ms Angela Rippon OBE Mrs Maria Shammas MBE Board of trustees Chairman Mr James M. T. Cochrane Vice-chairmen Mrs Victoria Peterkin Mr David Fall CMG Mrs Stella Cummings (from January 2012) Treasurer Mr Russell Walls (until September 2011) Mr David Howell (from September 2011) Other trustees Mrs Sue Brown Mr Stanley Fitches MBE Ms Amy Foan Mr Christopher Hedges (until December 2011) Mr Michael Herriot MBE Mr Steve John Mr Afzal Khan CBE (until October 2011) Lady Lamport Dr Lise Llewellyn Mr Gordon Low Dr J. Kay Richmond (until December 2011) Mr Graham Stegmann CBE Mr Paul Taylor (from January 2012) Mr Keith Shipman (from January 2012)

Senior management team Chief executive Sir Nicholas Young Managing director of operations Michael Adamson Director of international David Peppiatt Director of UK service development Margaret Lally UK director, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man Territory Norman McKinley UK director, Northern Territory Jean Henderson UK director, Wales and Western Territory Annie Bibbings UK director, South Eastern Territory Liz Page Director of communications Philip Talbot Director of fundraising Mark Astarita Director of people and learning Roger Smith FCIPD Chef de cabinet Caroline Leighton Director of finance and business development Rohan Hewavisenti Sub-committees Finance and audit committee Mr David Howell, chairman (from September 2011) Mr Russell Walls, chairman (until September 2011) Mr James M. T. Cochrane Mr Stanley Fitches MBE Mr Gordon Low Mrs Liz Hazell Mr Anthony

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