Sarah, Hon. Fel­low of both RIBA and the Land­scape Insti­tute, is a pub­lic space and pub­lic art expert and cur­at­or, and was pre­vi­ously Dir­ect­or of CABE Space at the Com­mis­sion for Archi­tec­ture and Built Envir­on­ment. She was Chair of the Ele­phant and Castle Regen­er­a­tion For­um for five years.

Richard is a Chartered Account­ant, pre­vi­ously the Fin­ance Dir­ect­or at Dis­asters Emer­gency Com­mit­tee. He brings career exper­i­ence of man­aging fin­ance, resources and pro­jects in the arts and not-for-profit sector.

Neil Men­d­oza is Prov­ost of Ori­el Col­lege, Oxford Uni­ver­sity, and Com­mis­sion­er for Cul­tur­al Recov­ery and Renew­al. In May 2020 he was appoin­ted by the gov­ern­ment as Com­mis­sion­er in response to the impact of the COV­ID-19 epi­dem­ic on the cul­tur­al sector.

Neil is a non-exec­u­t­ive direc­tor of the Depart­ment of Dig­i­tal, Cul­ture, Media and Sport. He led two gov­ern­ment reviews in 2017 — The Men­doza Review of muse­ums in Eng­land and a Strate­gic Review for the Cab­i­net Office cov­er­ing the nation­al muse­ums. Addi­tion­al gov­ern­ment appoint­ments include being a Com­mis­sion­er of His­toric Eng­land and a mem­ber of the review pan­el look­ing into the sus­tain­abil­i­ty of Eng­lish church­es and cathe­drals. Neil is also a direc­tor of Meira GTx, a gene ther­a­py com­pa­ny, list­ed on Nasdaq.

Neil is Chair of The Land­mark Trust. Pre­vi­ous­ly, Neil was Chair of Chil­dren and the Arts, a nation­wide char­i­ty ded­i­cat­ed to using cul­tur­al work to help chil­dren in dis­ad­van­taged com­mu­ni­ties and hos­pices. He was also Vice-Chair of Soho The­atre and a trust­ee of the Shake­speare Schools Fes­ti­val and has twice been on the judg­ing pan­el for the Lau­rence Olivi­er Awards.

Ear­ly in his career Neil co-found­ed and ran a pub­lish­ing com­pa­ny, For­ward, that was sold to mar­ket­ing group, WPP.

Han­nah Roth­schild is a writer, film­maker, com­pany dir­ect­or and phil­an­throp­ist. She has made films for the BBC, HBO and oth­ers. Her books have been pub­lished in twelve lan­guages. The Improb­ab­il­ity of Love won the Bollinger Wode­house best com­ic nov­el and was run­ner up to the Bail­ley Women’s prize for fic­tion in 2015. Her new nov­el House of Tre­lawney will be pub­lished in Feb­ru­ary 2020.

In 2015 she became the first woman to chair the Nation­al Gal­lery. She serves on the boards of char­it­able found­a­tions in the UK and abroad.

She is a Non-Exec­ut­ive Dir­ect­or of RIT Cap­it­al Part­ners Ltd and Wind­mill Hill Asset Man­age­ment Ltd.

In 2018 she was made CBE for ser­vices to Lit­er­at­ure and Philanthropy.

Fabia Bro­movsky is Chief Exec­ut­ive of The Roth­schild Found­a­tion. After gradu­at­ing in Math­em­at­ics at Somerville Col­lege, Oxford, she joined Lord Rothschild’s office in 1985. Dur­ing this time she worked on a port­fo­lio of private busi­ness invest­ments includ­ing Clifton Little Venice, Robert Day Flowers and Clifton Nurs­er­ies. In 1990 she led the pro­ject to restore Wad­des­don Man­or, a Roth­schild House owned by the Nation­al Trust and now man­aged and opened to the pub­lic on their behalf by the Roth­schild Found­a­tion. She became Man­aging Dir­ect­or of Roth­schild Wad­des­don Ltd, the trad­ing com­pany estab­lished to run the com­mer­cial oper­a­tions at the Man­or in 1994 and along­side this, in 1995, was appoin­ted Chief Exec­ut­ive of Wad­des­don Man­or. She was appoin­ted Chief Exec­ut­ive of The Roth­schild Found­a­tion shortly after its incor­por­a­tion in 2011.