Trustees

Elected as a Trustee and Secretary in 2021 Larraine has many years of experience as a strategy, communications and change leader in large global organisations. She specialises in helping leaders and employees to connect with each other, develop meaningful dialogue and achieve significantly better business results. Larraine is currently the Chief Strategy and Operations Officer at the New Statesman Media Group. Prior to this role she held senior global positions at Monster, Thomson Reuters, HMRC and Lloyds Bank as well as leading consultancy organisations. She also has experience working with two prominent charities. Larraine is a long term resident of Pinner, and is married with two children. Meeting new people, coaching people from diverse backgrounds and public speaking are some of the most rewarding aspects of her career and she…

Elected as Trustee in 2018 Jenny has lived in Pinner for 25 years taking an interest in local issues and a member of the Pinner Association.  She has worked in and with the NHS and mainly in North West London. She now has an active interest and involvement in community based support to sustain the human/companion animal relationship for mutual benefit (and shares her home with three rescue cats) and volunteers for several community based organisations as well as for NHS Responders. Although no longer working in the NHS she is a lay partner for North West London and has been involved in several working groups – providing lay patient input to help shape healthcare (including digital service) to align more closely with patient needs. She has a special interest…

Elected as a Trustee in 2018 and Treasurer in 2020 Anita is a fully qualified accountant with over fifteen years of finance experience in the public sector advising multiple stakeholders, both national and international, on a range of matters including financial management, audit, risk management, accounting policy, governance issues, project management, value for money, IT systems implementation and solution design. Her career started at Deloitte (an international accountancy and consultancy firm) where she trained as a professional accountant and was exposed to accounting and tax complexities in various industries. Anita has wide ranging management experience across the key business functions with particular expertise in strategic finance, organisational change, corporate governance, risk management, digital transformation and international development. Connecting and engaging with people from diverse backgrounds continues to be one of…

Elected as Trustee in 2018 and Chair in 2021 A proud Scouser, Kevin set up home in Harrow in 1974. Having married Gretta in 1976, they raised a family of two boys, Keiran and Laurie, and became patients at the Pinn Practice when the team of GPs held their surgery in Northumberland Road in North Harrow. Now retired, Kevin followed much of advice he was given – he has undertaken some travel, learned to play a musical instrument, joined a choir, become a better gardener and a better cook and has undertaken some voluntary work - since 2012 volunteering as a driver for the Pinn Medical Centre taking patients to the surgery or to the local hospitals as required. Kevin is now retired from his work as a Headteacher, a…

Elected as Trustee in 2018 Martin moved to Pinner with his wife and young family in the mid-1980s and they immediately registered as patients at the Pinn. Professionally qualified as a Graduate Electronics Engineer, being a “people person”, Martin has spent the majority of his working life in a variety of Sales and Marketing roles within the UK Electro-Technical Industry. For the last few years, Martin has worked for a UK based Semiconductor manufacturer that designs and supplies components into the global communications markets. He is currently responsible for the company’s activities in the UK and most of Western Europe and spends a significant amount of time travelling around these areas. Outside of his working life, Martin has always liked to get involved in other activities, particularly in the local…