Operations Director, Cape plc. Former Senior Vice-President Sembcorp Utilities UK, former winner of the CBI First Woman Award in Manufacturing, Chair of the Teesside University Science and Technology Advisory Board and member of the Advisory Board of the National Science Museum. UK Board member of the IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) and lead of diversity within the IChemE. Winner of the Stephenson Award for inspiring young people in engineering. Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
CEO, Visualsoft
Chair of Tees Valley Local Enterprise Partnership; former resident, SABIC-UK Petrochemicals; former Vice President of Huntsman Petrochemicals UK; ICI Teesside Sites Engineering Manager; Deputy chairman of NASPI (National skills academy for the process sector); Director of TTE (Apprentice and adult training college); Deputy chairman of NEPIC (north eastern process cluster); Board member of the CIA (chemical industry association); former chairman of Redcar and Cleveland college.
Former Chief Executive, Darlington Borough Council. Lead Chief Executive on transport matters for the Tees Valley Combined Authority. Former Board member of both Darlington FE College and Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College. Ada is also a Trustee of the County Durham Community Foundation.
Senior Technician: School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law.
Chief Executive of Newcastle Parks Trust, a pioneering new charity operating in partnership with the people of Newcastle - making sure wonderful green spaces, right in the heart of the community, flourish and grow. Formerly Chief Executive of Natural England, the Government's environmental advisor and regulator, and previously Chief Executive of the Marine Management Organisation, the Government’s regulator and manager of England’s seas; former member of Defra’s Executive Committee, with responsibility for strategic leadership and governance of The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs; Also managing partner of a leadership and environmental consultancy, founder and chair of Teddy’s Towers, a small local charity, a Chartered Director and a Fellow of the Institute of Directors.
Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of Teesside University.
former Chairman, Darlington Building Society; Chairman, Digital City Business; Non Executive Director, Northern 3 Venture Capital Trust Plc; Non Executive Director NCFE Limited; Managing Partner, io solutions; Formerly Chief Executive, Whessoe Plc.
Dean, School of Health & Social Care.
John Hogg – Consultant: Hogg Education; Former Principal: City College Coventry; City of Wolverhampton College; Middlesbrough College.
Commercial Director, CPI
Former Vice-Chancellor: Sheffield Hallam University
Consultant and Director of Advantage Business Coaching Ltd. Performance coach, mentor and senior business leader in the service sector. Former Area Corporate Director at Barclays in the North East.
Chief Executive: South Tees NHS Hospitals Foundation Trust
Chairman of BE Group. Formerly: Member of Tees Valley Local Enterprise Partnership and Managing Director, Gazette Media Company
Senior Lecturer in biology and forensic biology within the School of Science, Engineering & Design. Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology.
Students' Union Officer, President Education
President Activities: Teesside University Students' Union
Group Chief Financial Officer, PD Ports. Formerly: Northumbrian Water Group; Grainger Trust plc; Deloitte Haskins & Sells (later Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte)
Former Group Executive and Board Director Hertel BV, Managing Director of Hertel UK and Board Director The Banks Group. Governor of Galley Hill primary trust.
Vice-President, Commercial Legal, Legal Services, formerly Sage
Chief Executive, Thirteen Group. Formerly: Managing Director, Reading Borough Council; Director of Regeneration Services, Redcar & Cleveland Council
Director, Henry Moore Foundation. Formerly: Director, Baltic, Newcastle; Founding Director, MIMA, Middlesbrough; Director, Southampton City Art Gallery; Director, Cultural Instructions, London