Steve has been the Head of Facilities & Inclusion for Watford FC Community Sports & Education Trust since 2010, which includes the management of the Cedars Youth & Community Centre in Harrow Weald. He also manages another Trust community hub in Watford. The Trust has a new strategy 2019-22 which has key target areas including many of the Young Harrow Foundation’s five core themes within its ‘This is Harrow’ report. Prior to this, Steve worked at The Football Association as their National Facilities Manager for 12 years and previous to this as a Change Management Senior Manager within the NatWest Group. As a Trustee of the Young Harrow Foundation since its inception and also a Harrow resident, Steve has a good grasp of how the organisation can make a difference in the borough.

John is a qualified accountant with over 10 years experience in charity finance. He is currently employed as Financial Controller at the Royal Society, overseeing financial accounting activity and Year End reporting. Before this, he worked in similar institutions and charities such as the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and the Children's Society As Treasurer on the board of Trustees for Young Harrow Foundation, John supports with management of financial resources, building and embedding best practices and statutory financial reporting.

Hamid has worked in the youth and community sector for over 10 years, having studied Law and Criminology at degree level. He has worked for the Prison Advice and Care Trust supporting young people and families of prisoners in London, and for the national charity Catch22 for over 6 years, managing a series of successful initiatives including youth inclusion programmes, and national educational programmes. Currently the London Regional Manager at Sported (since 2013), he manages their capacity building and funding support to around 400 community sports organisations across all London boroughs, developing strategic partnerships across the community sport sector. Hamid also sits on the London and South East Main Grants Committee for Children in Need.

Vanessa Thomas has worked in the charity sector, specifically as a grant maker for 3 years, starting at the youth charity Jack Petchey Foundation and now Comic Relief. She studied Law with Politics LLB at Manchester and enjoys reading travelling and politics, in that order.

Clare has worked in Human Resources for over 13 years. She currently works in leadership development at General Electric. Her HR experience is varied but always with a focus on developing individuals, teams and organisations. She studied Psychology at The University of Exeter and completed her masters in HR and CIPD qualifications at The University of Westminster. Clare enjoys yoga, reading and travelling.

Sanjay was a Management Consultant and has delivered large scale projects in the Private and Public Sectors and for charities such as the NSPCC. He completed his Masters at the London School of Economics and has an MBA from Henley Management College. Sanjay is a Harrow resident and has been a leader with a local Scout Group for many years. His involvement with Young Harrow Foundation started with the Scout Group participating with YHF as a member organisation.

A skilled and highly experienced social work manager with knowledge of local government transformational change. Motivated by improving the effectiveness and outcomes for children & young people, viewing efficiency as a good way to improve standards of performance . Putting children and adult safeguarding and protection at the heart of planning, listening to service users about their experience. Working in partnership to engage all stakeholders; across the Children's and Adult's care pathways.