Our Trustees.


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Simon Barrington

Chair & Trustee

About Simon Barrington

Simon is passionate about raising up a generation of leaders who are clear about their identity, have a strong sense of belief, and a core inner strength that leads them to have extraordinary influence.

Before starting Forge Leadership, Simon led Samaritan's Purse UK as Chief Executive from September 2003 to May 2017 after a successful business career in the telecommunications' industry, where he was a Senior Manager at a large Telecommunications Company.

Simon enjoys travelling, having lived in Taiwan in his early twenties and then having the privilege to lead international relief and development projects in many African countries and across the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and South East Asia. His strengths are in ideation, developing others, strategic thinking, connecting disparate pieces of the jigsaw and activation. His focus at Forge is on helping other people reach their full potential. Simon is married to Heather, they live in Ipswich and have two grown up children. They are active in Burlington Baptist Church where Simon leads worship.

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Adam Temple

Treasurer & Trustee

About Adam Temple

Originally from Scarborough, Yorkshire, Adam was educated in Cumbria, lived in the both the Highlands and lowlands of Scotland and spent a year working in the shipyards of Glasgow before settling in Chelmsford with his wife, Hannah.

Now a father of two boys, Adam is also in the final stages of his accountancy qualification, leads a church home group and plays the drums.

In the spare time he has left he enjoys watching films, reading books and playing video games with favourites of each being 'Star Wars', 'Treasure Island' and 'Brothers: A tale of two sons'.

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Judith Lace

Trustee

About Judith Lace

Judith is passionate about people, culture, Jesus, prayer & prophecy but not in that order!

She has a long background in HR, first in the NHS and then the charity sector, including 20 years experience of different Christian charities, such as Tearfund and London City Mission. Judith currently works for Pancreatic Cancer UK as Interim Head of HR.

Judith is a northerner at heart and likes to combine the buzz of the city with the green of the countryside. Judith worships at and loves SW London Vineyard and lives in 'Thames Ditton' in Surrey.

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Audrey Skervin

Trustee

About Audrey Skervin

Audrey is a fundraiser with over 12 years' experience of working for charities. She is passionate about using her skills to bring about positive change so others can lead free and full lives. Audrey is currently Head of Fundraising for a Christian human rights charity.

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Howard Satterthwaite

Trustee

About Howard Satterthwaite

Howard is a recovering approval addict, with an amazing wife and two wonderful young kids.

He's a Senior Practitioner Coach & Mentor, former Lead Pastor at Westminster Chapel, and is currently working for Open Doors UK & Ireland as their Church Relations Lead for South England.

He's also a published author with SPCK who loves sci-fi and supports Ipswich Town.

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Lord Richard Chartres

Patron

About Lord Richard Chartres

Lord Chartres became the 132nd Bishop of London in November 1995 and retired on 31st March 2017. He was educated at Hertford Grammar School and studied history at Trinity College Cambridge.

He is President of Bible Society, an Honorary Bencher of the Middle Temple, Chairman of the Ecumenical ‘London Church Leaders', a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, a WWF-UK Ambassador and is associated with numerous other London organizations.

He is married to Caroline, a freelance writer, and they have four children: Alexander, Sophie, Louis and Clio.

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Leroy Logan MBE

Kintsugi Champion

About Leroy Logan

I am delighted to be Kintsugi Hope Champion and wholeheartedly support their work. Primarily because this work is vital for a time such as this due to the inequalities and injustices laid bare by Covid in the health service, social care and other public services. Together with the long periods of isolation caused by several lockdowns of various levels there is a growing population hidden in society that needs culturally competent interventions and wider therapies sooner rather than later. Kintsugi is well-placed to perform a significant role in this critical area of work, especially in black and minority ethnic communities who are disproportionately affected by the systemic failures in public services.

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