Andy Nash has a background in management in local government and the NHS and started his career as a social worker. He has also worked in national inspection and regulation, service improvement and policy development and implementation at the Department of Health. His specialist fields are social care and mental health. Andy now works as […]
Candy Morris has an NHS career spanning 36 years, with over 19 years as a chief executive. She has top-level experience of designing, developing and leading healthcare organisations and wider health systems to improve quality and financial sustainability, drawing on the talents of staff and the engagement of patients, politicians and the wider public and
Liz Howes has 20 years’ experience of senior management in the NHS, specialising in mental health and learning disabilities. Liz led on a service improvement project in mental health services as part of a national pilot with the National Institute for Mental Health in England, and was responsible for leading a multi-agency project to provide
Jane Held is the former director of social services for the London Borough of Camden and has over 30 years’ experience of working in social services at senior level. Her work encompasses a range of projects relating to children’s policy where she has built a national profile for her work in safeguarding practice, strategy and
Tim Gustafson has worked at the Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals Trust in the governance field from 2005. Before that, he was based at the NHS Counter Fraud and Security Management Service, where he wrote and provided training to NHS and other public sector investigators in investigative law and procedure. Tim also has a background in the
Emily Ewart is a registered mental health nurse and a cognitive behavioural therapist. She is currently employed in Central London as a CPN and also carries a CBT caseload. During her career, she has worked in a range of acute wards and community-based positions including work as a Care Coordinator. Emily has gained considerable experience
Steve Easter has over 40 years’ experience in improving life for children and adults with disabilities and their families. After starting his career as a social worker in 1978, he became heavily involved in a wide range of challenging projects, including opening and running a residential service for children and young people with complex disabilities
