Now retired, Eddy spent a large part of his professional life, heading up a department of 60+ staff members for a large insurance company, where as a member of the management team, he oversaw the phased introduction of a nationwide computerised accounting system.
Eddy retired back to Deal some 10 years ago and in that period was a volunteer trustee for Dover Volunteer Centre and Secretary and Chairman of Betteshanger indoor bowls club.
Vebi has worked with asylum seekers and refugees since 2004. Currently, he is a freelance consultant – a country of origin expert on western Balkans region focusing on Albania and Kosovo.
After teaching for over 40 years in this country and the Emirates, Heather felt she still had a lot to ‘give’. So in 2010 she joined Shepway Volunteers with the ‘Memory Makers’ Project. From there, she got involved (and continues to be involved) in several other projects.
She was pleased to be invited to join the Trustees during the merger and to carry on being a Trustee for Kent Coast Volunteering.
Cam Fitzwilliam-Grey is a VCS leader with over 20 years’ experience at senior management level across local and regional infrastructure organisations, and believes passionately in the power of volunteering and wants to help KCV continue to thrive and develop services that meet the needs of local residents.
Chief of Staff at Mastercard, Anouska is passionate about making a difference and with over 20 years’ experience in Marketing, Management Consultancy, Product, Business Development, Strategy, and Executive Management, she was co-opted to serve on KVC’s Board as a BoardLead representative in July 2021.
