Tris Dyson is
the Spice Chief Executive and is also Chair of
Timebanking Wales. Tris is a former consultant and alumni of Teach First.
Becky
Booth is the
Spice Programmes Director and co-founder. Becky and Geoff Thomas
originated the principles of the now successful credit systems.
Andrew
Brough is a
Spice Director, with an extensive background of technology innovation.
Andrew is now Head of Fund Development at the Young Foundation.
Tom
Rippin is the
Spice Chairperson, a Mckinsey alumni and is Director of (red)
Europe.
James
Fathers is a
Spice Director. James is a product designer with extensive experience
of design solutions for international development. James is now Head of
Design Practice at York St John University.
Megan
Mathias is a Spice Director. Megan has an extensive public
consultancy background. Megan is currently founding the Innovation Unit
within the Welsh Assembly Government. |
Arwyn Thomas is a Spice
Director. Formerly Director of Programmes at The Prince’s Trust,
Arwyn now runs the consultancy firm ATA Management.
Chris
O’Malley is a Spice Director. Chris has an extensive
strategic consultancy background and is now Pro-Vice Chancellor at the
University of Wales, Newport.
Geoff
Thomas is a
Spice Director. Geoff has an entrepreneurial background in the private
and 3rd sector. Geoff and Becky Booth originated the principles of the
Spice credit systems.
Jo Tate
is a Spice Director. Jo is thought to have been the youngest teacher in
state secondary education at the age of 20. Jo is now Head of Year 11
at Lea Valley High.
Lucie
Stephens is a Spice Director. Lucie originally co-ordinated the
London Timebank Network and is now Head of Co-production at the New
Economics Foundation (nef). |
