We support people to do the extraordinary everyday.
Trustees
Care Network’s Trustees are: Mike Hill (Chair), Sue Ellington, Jill Worth, Margaret Pearce Higgins, Rowena Barnes and William Mortimer (Treasurer). Our Trustees work closely with the Leadership Team to develop the strategic direction for the charity; they provide advice and challenge to the Leadership Team particularly around finance and risk. Our Trustees have a range of experience in the public and private sectors. If you are interested in joining them, see our work-for-us page for further details.
Care Network has an experienced, dedicated leadership team from a variety of different care, public sector and industry backgrounds. This provides a wealth of expertise and skills for us to draw upon as we continue to grow the network and expand our portfolio of services within local communities.
Leadership Team
Lynda
Chief Executive Officer
Lynda has joined us in 2024 as our CEO. Lynda has varied experience, including working with ex-offenders, worklessness, education, and in the last few years has worked in the charity sector as a consultant, and as a CEO. Lynda believes in demonstrating high levels of collaboration, building connections with our communities, promoting the care and attention that everyone in CNC gives to keep the charity moving forward and having a positive impact to client’s wellbeing.
Emma
Head of Service
Emma joined Care Network in 2023 after spending 8 years working in the voluntary sector in various roles. Focusing on her local community. Emma spent some time managing a charity shop which then led onto a role as Fundraising Manager before becoming the General Manager for a charity in Huntingdonshire.. Emma now holds the role of Head of Services for Care Network.
Sue
Head of Finance
Sue has been with Care Network since 2012, originally acting as project support to Community Navigators. With years of experience within the finance and banking sector, Sue now holds the post of Finance Officer, responsible for all areas of the organisations finances. Sue originally made the switch from private to the voluntary sector moving to COVER, an umbrella organisation across the East of England.
