Board of Governors

Innovation and excellence in health and care

About the Board of Governors

As a public benefit corporation, we are owned by our 24,000-strong membership of patients, public and staff, who are represented by the Board of Governors (the majority of whom are elected by the membership). Our Governors provide a direct link to our local community and represent the interests of members and the wider public in the stewardship and development of the Trust. They also advise the Board of Directors , who have the operational responsibility for running the hospital. In this way the population served by the Trust is directly involved in the governance of the Trust.

Chairman:

Dr Mary Archer

Patient Governors:


Mr Michael V Bright	Re-elected 2008 until 2011

Dr Susan Bullivant	Re-elected until 2012

Mrs Jane Coston	Elected from July 2009 until 2012

Mrs Mary Chaloner	Re-elected 2007 until 2010

Mrs Maureen Hart	Elected until 2011

Mrs Georgina Pharoah	Elected until 2010

Prof Bob Michell	Re-elected until 2012

Mr Tony Roberts	Re-elected 2007 until 2010

Public Governors:


Brigadier Roly Cockman	Re-elected until 2012

Mrs Pamela Dansie	Elected until 2010

Mrs Judith Ewer	Re-elected until 2012

Mrs Gill Francis	Re-elected 2008 until 2011

Mr Lorne Williamson	Elected until 2011

Mr Eric Revell	Re-elected until 2012

Vacancy	To be filled at 2010 elections

Staff Governors:


Mr David Adlam	Elected from July 2008 until 2011

Mr Colin Carr	Re-elected July 2007 until 2010

Mrs Rachael May	Elected July 2009 until 2012

Mr Jim O'Sullivan	Re-elected July 2007 until 2010

Partner organisation Governors:

(can vote)

Dr Megan Davies	Head, MRC Centre, Cambridge

Ms Maureen Donnelly	Chair, Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust (PCT)

Dr Jonathan Nicholls	The Registrary, University of Cambridge

Professor Andrew Lever	Professor of Infectious Diseases, University of Cambridge and Honorary Consultant Physician, Addenbrooke's Hospital

Cllr Clare Blair	Cambridge City Council

Professor William Pope	East of England Development Agency (EEDA)

Cllr Tony Orgee	Chief Executive, Cambridgeshire County Council

Professor David Humber	Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social Care, Anglia Ruskin University.

Ms Carolyn Young	Associate Director of Specialised Commissioning, Eastern Specialised Services Commissioning Group

Advisers:

(can't vote - formerly called co-opted Governors)


Mr Roger Quince	Chairman, West Suffolk Hospitals NHS Trust

Mr Robert Burgin	Chairman, Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Mr Ashish Dasgupta	Non-executive Director, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust

Mrs Sue Smith	Chairman, Hinchingbrooke Health Care NHS Trust

At the time of their appointment, all Governors are asked to declare any interests on the Register of Governors' Interests.

This register is reviewed on a monthly basis and maintained by the Trust Secretary. The register is available for inspection by members of the public. Anyone who wishes to see the Register of Governors' Interests should make enquiries to the Trust Secretary. See the address at the top right of this page.

A register of gifts and hospitality is available on request.

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