Trustees

Grahame is a seasoned Non-Executive Director with extensive experience across diverse sectors, renowned for his ability to influence high-level strategy and drive transformational change. With a strong track record in board governance, strategic development, and stakeholder management, Grahame has held pivotal roles on multiple boards, including NHS Somerset, SPARK Somerset, Weston College and Weston Area Health NHS Trust. His expertise spans business transformation, risk management, and organisational development, and he is recognised for forging strategic partnerships and improving board performance. He holds an MBA from the University of Bath.

As a qualified Chartered Accountant, Will has worked in a number of senior finance roles helping SME businesses achieve their growth objectives in a variety of sectors. These include construction, manufacturing, payment card processing and the care industry, where Will spent 5 years as Finance Director of Hartford Care Group Limited.

Will is now focused on contributing to value-driven organisations within the Not-For-Profit sector, utilising his commercial skills and experience in order to give something back. Other roles include that of Chair of Trustees for a local grant-giving foundation The Sunninghill Trust, as well as being a Trustee at the Ben automotive industry charity which provides health and well-being support to those who work in the motor trade.

In his spare time, Will enjoys training for his next charity fundraising trek, walking the dogs, listening to The Boss, and following his North London football team.

Since retiring in 2005 from a career in management with Sun Alliance, Graham has been involved in further education, housing associations non-executive directorships and charity appointments. Graham is also Chair of the Trustees for a charity supporting   disadvantaged young people and families in the South–East.

Vanda worked in the NHS for over 40 years within community nursing roles and safeguarding. She also has experience of working as a nurse consultant within care homes. She is currently Chair of the Somerset branch of the Royal College of  Nursing, a parish councillor, a member of Villages Together and a trustee for Dementia Alliance for Sedgemoor.

Gary is a fully qualified HRM professional with over 35 years experience in HR management within a variety of employment sectors including; private education, service, leisure and tourism, telecoms, public and not-for-profit.  He has worked for such employers as; BT, National Childrens' Home, British Red Cross, Waltham Forest Specialist Housing Consortium, Greenwich Dome (O2 Arena), a US owned University (as London Campus HR Director) and a privately owned London based independent school where he was Head of HR.

Gary is now a freelance HR Consultant, specialising in dispute resolution.

Ron is passionate about the power of communities in creating a more inclusive and healthier society, with this he is an advocate for strong social care provision alongside our NHS.  

As well as Amica, Ron has voluntary Board roles at 'Tempo' who help local community organisations across Wales and in London/South East thrive through attracting a broader and more diverse volunteer base, and 'Evolving Communities' who provide Healthwatch and Maternity and Neonatal Voice Partnerships across the South West. 

Over the past 40 years Jacqueline has been a bookkeeper in the engineering sector; also, for the past 30 years, she has been a treasurer and acting member of West Bromwich Operatic Society, performing in many musicals in local theatres. She also sang and entertained residents in a variety of Nursing and Residential homes across the West Midlands. 

Alan’s long career was within the manufacturing industry and he retired as Operations Director of Westland Helicopters Ltd in Somerset. Since retirement he has been a trustee and Chair of Westland's pension scheme and Taunton Heritage Trust. He has also been significantly involved in a number of local community projects.

Caroline joined Amica Care as a Trustee in February 2024.

She qualified as a Solicitor in 2006 and is currently a Partner at Clarke Willmott LLP, specialising in development law and acting for housebuilders, promoters and landowners.

In her free time, Caroline enjoys kayaking, ballet and hiking.