Steve became a Trustee in 2005 and Chairman in 2009. An architect by profession and a member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, Steve spent his early career working in a client capacity, within the housing association sector, where he worked at as an architect, managed the delivery of capital programmes, developed reinvestment strategies, delivered cyclical maintenance programmes and pursued new business opportunities. In the late 1990’s he moved into private consultancy and is currently a partner at a London architectural firm.

Jon became a Trustee and Treasurer in 2012 and is the Chair of the Finance committee. Jon recently retired from the role of director of Finance and Administration for the charity Hertfordshire Action on Disability (HAD).

Phil became a Trustee of Jubilee House in 2016, and Deputy Chair in 2019. Having previously worked as head of central logistics operations for a large UK food retailer, Phil now works with a number of clients as an independent logistics consultant.

David has been a Trustee with Jubilee House since early 2021. David has a broad experience across multiple sectors at a senior level. This is across both strategic business development as well as operational delivery of services and objectives.

Ade became a Trustee of Jubilee House in 2020. Ade is head of Employee Relations for a UK FTSE top 100 company. A Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), Ade has over 25 years’ experience in HR, having had roles and responsibilities at every touch-point of the employee experience, from recruitment to exit, and at every level - operational, tactical and strategic.

Sue joined the Board in August 2024. She has many years of experience in health and social care, including working as Operations Director for Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, and Autism at Hertfordshire County Council. Sue originally qualified as a Registered Nurse in Learning Disabilities, which inspired her continue pursuing a career with a deep commitment to supporting vulnerable people.