Trustees
The Very Revd Colin Slee (Chairman)
Colin Slee was born in London in 1945 and educated at Ealing Grammar School and King's College, London. He served for nearly two years with VSO in Papua New Guinea between school and university.
Ordained in 1970, he worked in Norwich, at the University Church and as chaplain in Cambridge (where he first met Desmond and Leah Tutu personally) and returned to King's College, London as Chaplain in 1976. Desmond Tutu had already been a student at King's College, London, which had a policy of assisting South African exiles at that time.
His active interest in assisting South Africa really became focused from that time. His secretary was South African, married to a student who had been released from Robben Island (and who is now the Archbishop of Cape Town); there were other students, some of whom are prominent in the new South Africa and remain in contact. The rest of his
professional information may be found in Who's Who or Debrett's People of Today.
From December 1994 he has been Dean (Provost) of Southwark.
Mr Malcolm Alexander
Malcolm Alexander is Managing Director of Interregna Limited, a leading provider of the best interim managers and directors to leading companies in the UK and Europe.
Malcolm, a qualified accountant, was himself a successful interim manager for ten years, whose assignments included the rescue of a major global logistics group, and the restructuring of companies going through major change. Previously he was CFO of the Vestey Group (where he led successful negotiations for the restructuring of £400m of bank debt) and held senior management appointments with Diageo, Brooke Bond and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
After graduating from the University of London (Wye College) with a first class degree in agricultural economics, Malcolm worked in Uganda with Christian Aid for two years. He then spent some three years as a development economist in Malawi and Tanzania. Later, as Divisional Controller with Brooke Bond, he also travelled extensively throughout
East and Southern Africa.
Malcolm has been involved with the management of a number of charitable trusts, including St. Luke’s Community Trust in Kew, the Grant Charitable Trust (supporting rural development throughout Africa) and UWESO (Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans).
Malcolm’s friendship with Archbishop Tutu and his family goes back to 1962, when the Archbishop arrived in the UK to study at King’s College, London and was offered accommodation at St. Alban’s Church in Golders Green.
Malcolm has three children, Charles, Lucy and Tom. His interests include most sports, hill walking, sailing and travel.
Mr Tarig Hashim Hilal
Tarig Hilal is currently pursing an MA in International Relations at the Paul H Nitze School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS) Johns Hopkins. In addition to his studies he is Editor in Chief of the Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs and was recently selected to attend the highly prestigious Academy of Achievement.
As an undergraduate at the University of Nottingham he was heavily involved in politics and journalism. In his second year he was selected for a placement with the British Foreign and Commonwealth office and worked and travelled in Jordan and the Yemen. He later ran for elected office and won the mandate to represent 22,000 students.
After completing his BA he worked as a Policy Executive at the Homelessness Charity Crisis UK, where he was rapidly promoted to the Position of Head of Policy and Research and transformed the charity's work in these areas. He has travelled extensively throughout Europe, North America and the Middle East .
Mr Peter King
Peter King is a partner of Shearman & Sterling LLP, the international law firm. He has held this position since 2003. Before that he was a partner of Linklaters, another international law firm, for 13 years, having worked there since 1981. His practice is focused on international mergers and acquisitions and other corporate law advice. He is married to Sarah, the Co-ordinator of the Association of English Cathedrals. Peter has a number of links to South Africa and other African countries, both because of his work as a lawyer and because a number of his friends and relations live and work there. In such spare time as he has, he is Treasurer of his local Baptist church and a lay preacher and pursues his interests in classical music, cookery and gardening.
Ms Sally Muggeridge
Sally Muggeridge is Chief Executive of the Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT). First established in 1977 and now emulated in parliaments across the world, the Industry and Parliament Trust is a charity dedicated to fostering closer relationships and open channels of communication between the worlds of Parliament and Industry. It operates as an independent, non-partisan, non-lobbying, not-for-profit organisation and part of its work is to facilitate educational exchange Fellowships for MPs and MEPs with a range of participating companies from most sectors of business and industry. The IPT also organises study programmes and courses in Westminster and in Brussels providing our wealth creators with a deeper insight into the process of Government. Similar study opportunities are also provided for civil servants.
Prior to her current appointment Sally was Development Director at Pearson, the global media company. Responsible for developing the management skills and expertise of senior people across Pearson's businesses, working with them to also identify and nurture talent for the future, Sally was also global head of diversity. Before joining Pearson Sally was Human Resources Director Asia for Cable & Wireless, based in Singapore. She was previously Management Development Director for Cable & Wireless plc and held senior marketing appointments with Mercury and BT.
Sally is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development but has not followed a traditional Human Resource career. She is, in fact, a qualified marketing professional - Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and also a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Marketors in the City of London. Sally speaks regularly on
marketing and human resource issues.
Sally is President of The Malcolm Muggeridge Society. She is also a Trustee of the Foundation for Church Leadership.
Mrs Edith Slee
Edith is an artist and a teacher specialising in the foundation years. She continues her own arts practice alongside her interests in education - respect and courtesy towards each other and our environment being their common thread. The materials she uses include metal, glass and ceramic - the materials the city is built from - and the earth and found materials of the places where she is working.
General the Lord Walker GCB CMG CBE (Gen)
Michael was born 7th July 1944. Chief of Defence Staff May 2003 to May 2006. Major duties and responsibilities as head of Britain's Armed Forces included being principal adviser to Government on military matters, Director of military operations for the Armed Forces and being responsible for the military input to the wider management of defence.
Past employment includes the usual infantry battalion postings up to Commanding Officer as well as ADC to a General in Cyprus, MA to the Chief of the General Staff, Chief of Staff 1 (BR) Corps, Brigade, Divisional and District Commander, Commander of NATO's Rapid Reaction Corps, Commander in Chief of Land Forces and Chief of the General Staff.
Education included early years in Southern Rhodesia and four years at Woodhouse Grove School in Yorkshire. Michael then spent eighteen months teaching boys at a preparatory school in Norwich prior to enlisting in the Army. His military career started with two years at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. He spent two years on Staff training mid-career. He has two in honoris causa degrees, DLL (UEA) and DSc (Cranfield).
Extra-mural Appointments have included Deputy Colonel and Colonel the Royal Anglian Regiment 1989-2000, Honorary Colonel 3rd Battalion the Duke of Wellington's Regiment 1991-1996, Colonel Commandant the Army Air Corps 1994-2004, President Army Skiing 1997-2000, Vice President Combined Services Winter Sports Association 2003 to date,
President Army Tennis Association 2002 to date, Member of the Appeal Committee for the London Lord Mayor's Appeal 200., Trustee of the Healing Foundation 2003 to 2006 and Member of Council of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute 2005 to date.
Anne Garbutt
Anne is Currently Director of Consultancies for the International NGO Training and Research Centre (INTRAC) based in Oxford.
Anne has worked in development since 1983, after a career in the National Health Service. Her first overseas posting was with VSO in Nepal where she trained traditional birth attendants and primary health care workers. The next 10 years were spent overseas with DFID managing capacity building programmes and projects in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Ghana, working with non-government organisations, Ministries of Health and Official agencies.
Since Joining the International NGO Training and Research Centre (INTRAC) in 1997 Anne has been providing capacity building support to Civil Society Organisations across the world. More recent support provided includes: supporting development of the Water Aid M&E system, a member of a review team for the Council for World Missions key stakeholders perceptions and needs feeding into their strategic planning process, Facilitating the strategic development process over two years with the Sisters Of Mercy and Holy Rosary sisters and managing a full civil society strengthening programme in OMAN.
Mr David Evans
David Evans's first career was as a research scientist - a molecular virologist. He spent time working on HIV in the early days of the pandemic in the mid 1980s before leaving science to study theology. He is an ordained Baptist minister. He joined Tearfund in 1993 as their HIV AIDS Advisor. He left Tearfund in 2003 to be an independent development consultant before becoming the first full time Director of the Tutu Foundation UK after its launch in 2007 until June 2009. David lives in London with his wife Claire. They have three children.
The Director
The Tutu Foundation UK’s CEO is Usha Kar. Usha Kar (CEO) has worked in the third sector in both the international development and domestic spheres for the past 16 years. She has led NGO's through growth and consolidation periods, serving in a variety of roles including as Oxfam's Country Representative in Bosnia Herzegovina for 2 years during and post conflict, as Executive Director of Africa Now, an organisation promoting ethical trade and entrepreneurship, and as Executive Director of Action Against Hunger (UK) specialising in the treatment and prevention of malnutrition in young children. Passionate about issues of social justice, she was awarded an Ernst and Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2008-9 for work in ethical trade.