All Board Members
Elaine is a member of the Parole Board for Scotland. An interesting but demanding role. It combines meeting a range of people with a range of experiences.
Elaine Noad
Board Member, Parole Board for Scotland
In the last ten years I have much enjoyed being involved in public appointments in a variety of roles involving museums, airports, ferries, harbours and piers and the funicular railway. It has been rewarding work.
Grenville Johnston
Chair
Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd
2009 - Date
Andrew has held a number of public appointments and combines the part-time role with that of bringing up a young family in the far north of Scotland.
Andrew Thin
Chair
Scottish Natural Heritage
2006 - Date
I get a buzz from learning, growing and putting my energy into making a difference. It’s challenging but immensely rewarding.
Ali Jarvis
Council Member
Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Council
2008 - Date
‘JUST DO IT’! It’s incredibly rewarding, both personally and professionally, to know that you are making a difference.
Lynne Cadenhead
Board Member
Scottish Industrial Development Advisory Board
2002 - 2010
As I don’t come from a profession which is directly related to the children’s hearing system, I believe I bring a fresh and different perspective to Board discussions and decisions.
Anne McNeill
Deputy Chair
Scottish Childrens’ Reporters Administration
2003 to Date
I think that it is a huge two way process – I have contributed in my role and I have in turn gained so much.
Ian Jackson
Member
General Teaching Council for Scotland
2005 - Date
Being a mum with a young family and one of the few female Asian Board members in Scotland, I have challenged a few myths, misconceptions and prejudices!
Neena Mahal
Board Member
NHS Lanarkshire
2004 - Date
It’s a real privilege to contribute to Scottish public life through a non-executive appointment – and immensely rewarding.
Lindsay Burley
Chair
National Waiting Times Centre Board
2003 - 2010
You can ' walk in the shoes' of an organisation and consider their perspective of service delivery. Is it something you can do from whatever your background is. This is especially true with a science, technology or engineering background where you are used to considering a lot of information and coming to a considered and robust conclusion. There is a satisfaction in doing this. Enjoy it...I do! Your view is valued and valuable!
Liz Robertson
Board Member
NHS Education for Scotland
2009 - Date
I believe that there are many people out there who have so much to offer the work of Boards in Scotland: support and encouragement tailored to your needs now exists to encourage you to come forward. You have my full support.
John Mulgrew
Chair
Learning and Teaching Scotland
2003 - 2010