Staurt Evans - Stuart Evans became a Trustee in June 2007 and Chair of Trustees in December 2009. His wife Brenda and daughter Nickey have both been Volunteers for nearly ten years so the whole family is involved. He has been an entrepreneurial business leader in Cambridge since 1983, and was the founding Chief Executive at Plastic Logic and Cotag International. He currently serves as a board member at the East of England Development Agency and at several other companies. His professional life includes a Harvard MBA and early career with IBM and McKinsey. He has a Cambridge MA and is a Chartered Director of the Institute of Directors. You can reach Stuart through the fundraising office, at stuart.evans@arhc.org.uk, or just stop him when he is at the Hospice or at Charity events.

Andy Swarbrick is a senior Partner at Deloitte LLP where  he has worked for 35 years, 25 as a Partner.  He  heads up the firm’s Entrepreneurial Business Team in Cambridge and works with a number of local businesses on accounting, tax, audit and strategic issues. He lives in Cambridge with Louise, his wife and their seven children.  He has been a Trustee  and Treasurer of the Hospice since summer 2008.

Anthony is a Partner in the Cambridge office of the international law firm Eversheds, and heads their Corporate Department, working for a large number of local public and private companies.  On a personal note, Anthony has been happily married to Alison over 20 years, and they have 3 daughters.  Anthony became a Trustee in 2007.

Dr Alex Manning is a GP partner in Burwell Surgery. Alex has a particular interest in palliative care in the community working closely with other members of the primary health care team as well as services based at the Arthur Rank. He lives with his wife Samantha and 3 young children on a Fenland smallholding (currently with sheep, horses, chickens and pigs). Alex has a keen interest in racket sports, sailing and playing music - having played viola in various local orchestras and more recently the electric guitar in a rock band.

Jon is Head of Corporate Real Estate and Head of Commercial for the Eastern region.  A Commercial Property Surveyor with over 20 years experience in commercial work including business space agency, investment and corporate consultancy. He runs the Corporate Real Estate team, focusing on working alongside corporate occupiers to plan all aspects of their property strategy.  Jon also continues to provide investment advice to a number of Cambridge Colleges and strategic agency advice to a number of developers.

With a strong nursing and clinical background at a senior level and many years working with local charities, Lynda joined the Arthur Rank Hospice in 2004 as a volunteer and was quickly asked to become a Trustee.  She  was able to bring that  background and her experience in business to bear on the development of the Charity.  She has been a strong supporter and volunteer within the Hospice and is very active supporting fundraising activities.

Lewis was educated at Merchant Taylors` School and Brasenose College, Oxford, where he read Law. He qualified as a Solicitor in 1967 and, in 1971 became a Partner with Wild, Hewitson and Shaw (now Hewitsons) in Cambridge. On his retirement, in 2002, he became and remains a Consultant with the firm.

Lewis became a Trustee of ARHC in 2001. He is also a Trustee of Press Relief, the charity established by the Cambridge News and which works closely with ARHC, particularly in the annual "Bridge The Gap" event.

Kate Kirk is a freelance writer and editor. She grew up in Cambridge, but moved away for university, and then to France, where she worked as a tour guide and ground crew for a hot air balloon. After 13 years in the Philippines, working for the Asian Development Bank and the World Health Organization, she finally moved back to Cambridge with her family in 2001, picking up an MSc along the way. Kate started volunteering at Arthur Rank House in 2007, and became a Trustee in 2010.

A consultant in the construction industry, but who was for many years  a partner with Davis Langdon LLP and is the current president of the Rotary Club of Cambridge

Mark Lloyd became Chief Executive of Cambridgeshire County Council in March 2008.  Prior to that he was Chief Executive of Durham County Council, having previously been Durham’s Deputy Chief Executive (Policy & Strategy) and Managing Director of the County Durham Development Company. 

Mark is also Company Secretary of Cambridgeshire Horizons, is Honorary Secretary of the Association of County Chief Executives, and serves on various Chief Executive Groups within the Local Government Association Group.