BMC staff list

Posted by Team BMC on 19/06/2024

Who works at the BMC? Full details of all current BMC staff.

Executive Officers

Paul Ratcliffe

Chief Executive Officer

Gavin Finch

Chief Commercial Officer
4 days per week

Access, Conservation & Environmental Sustainability

	Cath Flitcroft Senior Policy & Campaigns Manager
	Dave Turnbull Senior Land, Property & Access Advisor 2.5 days per week
	Tom Carrick Access & Conservation Officer (Wales) / Swyddog Mynediad a Chadwraeth (Cymru)
	Jon Fullwood Access & Conservation Officer (England) 4 days per week
	Eben Muse Policy & Campaigns Officer (Wales) / Swyddog Polisi ac Ymgyrchoedd (Cymru)

GB Climbing

	Jon Garside Acting Head of Performance
	Sophie Cox England Talent Manager
	Zoe Spriggins Competitions Programme Manager
	Lucinda Whittaker Pathway Manager (Talent & Performance)

For the full GB Climbing staff team including coaches please visit the GB Climbing site.

Sport & Community Development

	Cressida Allwood Partnerships Manager
	Dan Middleton Climbing Development Manager 4 days per week
	Helen Murphy Safeguarding Manager
	Nick Colton Safeguarding Officer 3 days per week
	Jane Thompson Club Development Manager
	Tim Cunnington Clubs & Community Co-ordinator 4 days per week

Finance

Alan Brown

Financial Controller

Yas Prabaharan

Finance Co-ordinator

HR, Office Support Services & Governance

	Kate Anwyl HR & Office Manager
	Michelle Hordern Volunteer Development Co-ordinator
	Suzanne Jones HR Co-ordinator 3 days per week
	Amina Mirshahi Office Assistant
	Thom Nixon Governance and Compliance Manager

Marketing, Communications, E-Commerce & Events

	Gregg Cropper Marketing & Communications Manager
	James Parikh E-commerce Co-ordinator 3 days per week
	Katy Shilladay Digital Marketing Co-ordinator
	Emma Travers Communications & Campaigns Co-ordinator 4 days per week
	Alex Zglobis Events Co-ordinator
	Emma Hope Marketing & Communications Manager (Currently on Maternity Leave)

IT

Alvin Foy

IT & Database Manager

Omar Al Jewari

Omar Aljewari

IT Support Assistant

Membership & Insurance

	Arun Patel Membership Manager
	Clonagh Delderfield Membership Administrator 4 days per week
	Alex Hughes Membership Administrator
	Josh Harris Membership Administrator
	Jim Krawiecki Insurance Administrator

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andyc59

01/12/2022

Hi, I wasn't sure where to post this comment so I hope it reaches the right person.
I have just received the latest copy of the BMC magazine 'Summit' and was disappointed (though not completely surprised) to find that there are no articles on hill walking. There are a couple of articles on trekking and a small promotion of the 'new to hill walking' booklet with the rest of the magazine given over to climbing in one form or another. As the BMC supports mountain training (the reason I joined) which includes hill, moor and lowland walking, it seems remiss not to include articles that support that area, if not because promoting hill walking is one of the stated aims of the BMC. I would be great to see all your readers given a reason for looking forward to receiving a copy of Summit. Thanks, Andy Courtier

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