|
The Trust is managed by a board of directors, with the support of a facilities manager employed to look after our buildings on a day-to-day basis. Our Chief Executive is the only director who receives remuneration for his services; the remaining directors are all unpaid volunteers.
We have two types of director; resident directors - as the name suggests, these must be resident in the East Brighton geographical locality and co-opted directors, who are selected for their skills and experience in business and other fields.
We have a dedicated team of directors from a wide range of backgrounds, who bring a wealth of experience to Trust:
  |
THIS COULD BE YOU!
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GETTING MORE INVOLVED IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
WE ARE LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS TO JOIN OUR EXISTING TEAM HERE AT EAST BRIGHTON TRUST. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE PLEASE CONTACT US. WE WOULD LOVE TO HERE FROM YOU
|
 |
Warren Carter (Resident) is Vice Chair of the Trust and Chair of the Grants Committee. He lives in Moulsecoomb and manages the Moulsecoomb Forest Garden & Wildlife Project. Warren is also a parent governor of Moulsecoomb Primary School. |
|
John Davey (Co-opted) has lived in Sussex all his life, worked at the Brighton Marina for over thirty years. He was a member of the education and employment steering group for eb4U and a governor of COMART. |
|
Chris El Shabba (Resident) Watch this space dear reader....Chris has promised to write a short paragraph outlining her journey to East Brighton Trust.
Chris don't be modest!
|
 |
Sean Hambrook (Chief Executive) has spent over thirteen years in the construction industry, delivering large scale (c.£50 million) projects and programmes. He completed an MBA in 2002 specialising in Change Management. Between 2003 and 2007 Sean led one of the largest and most successful New Deal for Communities programmes (eb4U) in England and in 2007 he established East Brighton Trust. |
 |
|
 |
Colin Sayers (Resident) is Chair of the Trust and has lived in East Brighton for more than thirty years. He works for Brighton & Hove City Council as a Community Warden and works closely with resident groups. He was a director of the Tenant Participation Advisory Service as well as being a governor at Whitehawk Junior School and Chair during the amalgamation with the Infant School. |
|
Susan Smith (Co-opted) lives in central Brighton and works part-time as a science technician at a 6th Form College in the city. She is an elected member on Sussex Area Committee of the Co-operative Group and brings the Co-operative values and principles to the Trust. |
|
|
Robert Stiles (Co-opted) is a Chartered Surveyor and has lived in Brighton for forty years. He has been a non- executive director of the NHS Trust at the Sussex County hospital, Chairman of the Brighton Enterprise Agency and also a school governor. |
|
|
Pete Tyler (Co-opted) has lived in East Brighton for more than fifteen years and is Managing Director of local business (Neilson Active Holidays), which employs nearly 150 staff in their marina offices. His business experience is a welcome asset to the Trust and combined with his active involvement in other Brighton business and charity boards; Pete helps cement the Trusts position within the city communities. |
|
|
.
|
|