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Meet the team

Our Trustees

Kate Wright 
C
hair / Trustee  

(she/her) 

Kate Wright is a consultant providing HR, L&D and cultural change support to Channel Islands and UK-based clients through her consultancy, Arbre Consulting.

Kate is also co-founder of The Diversity Network, a business networking group and consultancy with a not-for-profit ethos, that works with employers to support diversity, equity and inclusion and facilitate cultural change across the business community.  

A passionate campaigner for equality, Kate is Chair of Women for Politics and a member of the IOD D&I sub-committee.

    Kaye Nicholson-Horn 
    V
    ice Chair / Trustee

    (she/her) 

    As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, Kaye is vocal and visible in matters of equality, inclusivity and diversity and has sought to effect positive social change.

    She has been featured in the local press on matters relating to equal marriage rights, same-sex parental rights and also contributed to the “People Power Protest” exhibition at the Jersey Museum on the importance of protest and campaigning.  In 2020, Kaye was nominated for a Pride of Jersey award as a Diversity and Inclusion Champion. 

    Kaye is a Founder of the “Brilliant Books” Facebook group which recommends diverse and inclusive children’s books, and collaborated with JCRT to facilitate the distribution of inclusive children’s books to all primary school libraries on the Island.

      Philippa Galan-Cabellero
      Trustee

      (she/her) 

      Phillipa is a qualified teacher of over 20 years and currently works for the states of Jersey Education department. She has BA (Hons) in Social Policy and Bsc (hons) Psychology. She has a background in Educational Social research at university level where she has been involved in a various projects at local and national level.  

      She is has a keen interest in promoting and valuing diversity in Society, and has been involved in the work of different charitable organisations whilst living in Jersey for over 13 years. 

        Deputy Louise Doublet 
        Trustee

        (she/her)

        Louise is the JCRT States appointed Trustee and has been the elected Deputy of St Saviour since 2014. 

        Louise has a very active, political interest in equality and diversity, sitting on the Gender Pay Gap Review Panel, the Care of Children in Jersey Review Panel and the Children, Education & Home Affairs Panel, to name a few. 

        Louise has a BA Hons in Psychology & Sociology from the University of Exeter and has been an Early Years & Primary Teacher. 

          Dan Read
          Trustee 

          (he/him)

          Dan is a Jersey Advocate and a partner at Walkers, specialising in Employment and Discrimination law.  

          Much of Dan’s day to day work is centred around diversity, equality and inclusion issues. As a trustee of the JCRT he hopes to be able to have a positive impact at an early stage to frame policy and help to shape the laws to promote greater inclusion in Jersey. 

          Outside of the JCRT Dan’s loves are his wife, his two amazing girls and his black lab Merri. 

            Selina Zenonos
            Trustee

            she/her

            Selina is a Health & Wellbeing coach, working with We Talk Wellbeing. She is passionate about helping people to thrive personally & professionally through coaching and creating access for all. Her belief is that equity and wellbeing are intrinsically linked and so in addition to coaching she also enjoys developing strategies to create an inclusive workplace and community.

            Previously, Selina’s career has spanned various roles in the Finance sector over a 26 year period, and ultimately her passion & desire to focus on people at a strategic level led her to work in HR. 

            Her other passions include spending time with family and friends, reading, cooking, and of course undertaking her own Wellbeing practices.

             

              Cormac Timothy
              Trustee

              (he/him)

              Cormac is the Headmaster of St George’s Preparatory School.

              As a father of a boy (18) who has autism and severe learning difficulties, his energies for the past 14 years have been to ensure that those with Special Educational Needs (SEN) get a fair crack of the whip when it comes to Education, Social Security, Quality of Life, and a voice. He has worked with government, third sector and like-minded individuals to ensure that those with severe SEN have access to support to improve their life chances.

              For the past five years he has also been a member of the Parent’s Carer Forum championing inclusion and equality for those on the edge of society. The Forum is working with a range of government departments to implement 50 recommendations that set forth a pathway for an inclusive society where all can prosper.

              Cormac was also a trustee of Autism Jersey for 10 years.

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