Our trustees draw on their diverse expertise and backgrounds, offering strong leadership and strategic guidance, helping us stay true to our mission: helping you to live the life you choose.
Sue has helped secure mergers of Wandsworth, Westminster and Brent- making us one of the biggest London Minds. Through this challenge and that of Covid-19, she has provided leadership and strategic support and direction to an outstanding group of Trustees and a new and vibrant Senior Management Team. This enables our Charity to continue to grow, work well with other Minds with similar objectives and consolidate our offer around Children and Young People and Adult Services.
Jonathan has been Treasurer to Brent, Wandsworth, and Westminster Mind since 2017. In his past he was an investment analyst and head of equity research in the City. More recently he worked for the Royal College of General Practitioners as a Senior Strategist.
Rosie has 15 years supporting change makers and innovators, plus growing a successful charity from start up to a team of 50 with over 50,000 volunteers. A coach, trainer and consultant she works with leaders and teams to get clear on their purpose, develop happy healthy teams, and get the really big stuff done. She has also worked at Nesta developing innovative approaches to society’s most pressing needs.
Darren’s own mental health journey led him to BWW Mind, where he remains a valued Volunteer heavily involved in our work. He represents the organisation and shares his support with others.
Dr Gail Wingham is a specialist clinical psychologist currently working in inpatient forensic services in London. She has extensive experience of working clinically with adults, adolescents, and children in the community and in residential hospitals. She has a particular interest in preventative therapeutic interventions for young people.
Gavin comes from a medical background in Biochemistry and Biophysics from Oxford University. Gavin has been a Mind Service User, trainer, mentor, and volunteer. His combined knowledge and experience brings valuable insight from this perspective to the Board.
James has worked in both commercial agencies and for clients. He is currently an executive of a global technology and software company, and specialises in Corporate Affairs, Business Strategy, Communications and Marketing.
Mark Lockhart is a Chartered Accountant with extensive experience in the charity sector. He previously served as Finance Director and Joint Chief Executive at Westway Trust and dedicated 25 years as Honorary Treasurer for a national charity supporting offenders. His background showcases significant financial expertise and a deep commitment to charitable work.
Nick Johnson has an extensive background in mental health and a long-standing association with Mind. With over 30 years of dedicated service on the Board of Trustees for Kensington and Chelsea, he has played a pivotal role in shaping and supporting the organisation’s work. His wealth of experience and commitment to mental health make him an invaluable asset to the team.
Tom joined the Board in 2017. He works as a Clinician, based in secondary care in Brent. He has a background interest in healthcare for homeless and underserved populations.
Robert is a seasoned legal professional with extensive experience in charity law. His expertise spans corporate-commercial law, charity intellectual property, and trustee duties, providing him with a robust foundation in legal matters essential to the charitable sector. Robert’s deep understanding of compliance with Charities Acts ensures that our organisation operates within the legal framework, upholding the highest standards of governance and accountability. His knowledge and dedication are invaluable in supporting the strategic and ethical goals of our charity.
