Governance – Gosport & Fareham MAT

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Members, Directors and Governors: Appointments and Pecuniary Interests (Including those who have stepped down within the past 12 months)
GFM Board, Committees and Governing Bodies: Structure and Remit
Primary LGC Terms of Reference
Secondary LGC Terms of Reference
SEN/Alternative Provision LGC Terms of Reference
GFM Attendance Panel Aims and Protocol

GFM Board Members

Adrian Cojocaru
GFM Board Member

Adrian Cojocaru’s career spans over 25 years of various HR roles and reflects a diverse experience base acquired across various industries, geographies and organisational set-ups. Adrian was the Managing Director in charge of the Human Resources function at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London and previously he held the position of Chief Human Resources Officer and a member of the Executive Committee at OC Oerlikon, a major Swiss global industrial group.
Cris Beswick
GFM Board Member

Originally trained as a product and industrial designer, before becoming a successful entrepreneur and the CEO of an award-winning design group. He is now recognised globally as a thought leader on strategic innovation and creating innovative organisations.
Nigel Duncan
GFM Board Member

Principal and Chief Executive of Fareham College, also serving on the Board of Fareham College Corporation, a member of all Corporation Committees, the Solent Local Enterprise Partnership’s Marine and Maritime Steering Group, the Hampshire Principal’s Group, the Portsmouth post-16 Forum and the Fareham Senior Leadership Forum.
Jenny Bonsor
GFM Board Member & Trustee

Worked in School Leadership for 20 years, 16 of these as a senior leader in Gosport, including building partnerships with other schools and agencies concerned with supporting young people and their families. Having retired from this role in 2014, now offering Consultancy services focussed on supporting, developing and building leadership capacity as well as experience in Safeguarding practices.
Ruth Williams
GFM Board Member

Trustees

Chris Donovan
Trustee

Profile to follow.
Kirsty Robertson
Trustee

Gosport and Fareham Services Manager for Motiv8 South Ltd – Local Voluntary Organisation supporting young people and their families. 17 years’ youth work experience in a variety of settings including education, POST 16 and voluntary sector. Chair of the Gosport Local Children’s Partnership.
Max Corkill
Trustee

Profile to follow.
Paul Lane
Trustee

Has worked in the aerospace industry twenty five years, initially in engineering roles and latterly heading up business acquisition teams. A member of Gomer Governing Body and then Chair, has contributed to ensuring that learners have every opportunity to achieve their potential in the broadest sense. As well being chair, Paul sits on the Finance Management and Resources Committee.
Jean Morgan
Trustee

Chair of Governors at a local Junior School and has a working background in medical research. She has 30 years of local volunteering experience in Gosport with 20 years experience in school governance (primary and secondary).

Executive Board

Ian Potter
Chief Executive

Ian is the Chief Executive of the Gosport and Fareham Multi-Academy Trust. The GFM is the first local Multi-Academy Trust (MAT) in Hampshire. Prior to its formation in 2017, he was the Headteacher of Bay House School during which time all five Ofsted inspections judged the leadership to be outstanding.
Susan Hamilton
Finance Director

Executive Finance Director of the Gosport & Fareham MAT. As a Chartered Accountant and Business Advisor, has a career across various private and public sector roles supporting capacity building and financial and business development. Has worked at senior level within the voluntary sector for the last 15 years focusing on building sustainable community enterprises through strategic planning, business health and resilience.
Georgina Mulhall
Executive Board

Executive Head Teacher based at Gomer Junior School having worked in education since the year 2000, teaching in a variety of settings ranging from nursery through to secondary. Primary practice is being cascaded across the GFM with a focus on the TES award winning gSTEM as a catalyst for cross-MAT working. Primary GFM practice has a clear focus on a balanced and broad curriculum rich with opportunity. The Gomer Junior SATs results in 2018 are significantly above national average.
Stuart Parker-Tyreman
Executive Board

Head Teacher of LWS Academy, the only local special school for students with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs. Has worked in secondary education for 18 years and as a leader in special education for the past 11. Throughout his career there has been a focus on developing and improving systems to better and further positive outcomes for the most disadvantaged learners in the education system.

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