Trustees
Bikeworks is a social enterprise, legally this means we are a Community Interest Company (CIC). Bikeworks has no shareholders and is governed by our Non-Executive Directors who volunteer their time and commitment as Trustees.
All profits made as a result of our income generating activities are reinvested back into achieving our mission, including the provision of free-to-access inclusive community cycling activities.
Our Trustee Group meets minimum 4-times per year, attending an Organisational Development session once-a-year to review and set the strategy for the year ahead. The Board also establishes ‘task and finish’ groups for new business products and activities throughout the year, as required.
To facilitate good governance and harness the expertise of our Non-Executive Directors, the Board delegates authority to the Chairs of the Finance and Risk Sub Group, and the People and Governance Sub Group.
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Carrie-Anne Adams
Carrie-Anne is our Chair and leads on equality, diversity and inclusion.
Having been an International Diversity and Inclusion Consultant at Wells Fargo, Carrie-Anne now holds the role of Head of Diversity and Inclusion at Tokio Marine Kiln and was previously a key member of the Equality and Inclusion Team at the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC).
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Lorraine Foley
Lorraine is Chair of our People and Governance Sub-group
Lorraine joined the Professional Records Standards Body (PRSB) as CEO in 2015. Having spent the first half of her career in corporate banking. Lorraine moved into the NHS 18 years ago and leads the executive team responsible for creating the Healthcare Commission.
Lorraine has worked across a variety of roles in the NHS including commercial, strategy, and change/ transformation, in addition to leading national programmes.
At the PRSB, Lorraine has led the organisation from start-up to being an integral and respected part of the UK standards infrastructure, with an engaged membership spanning 83 health, care and patient advocacy groups. https://theprsb.org/
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Joseph Edwin
Joseph is a financial services technology executive, with over 26 years of professional experience. He has led and delivered large, highly complex and multi-year digital transformation programmes in global top-50 banks and led two of the largest banking technology modernisation programmes.
Currently holding a senior Chief Information & Transformation role at Baine, Joe has a strong understanding of a broad range of enterprise & consumer technologies, and is keenly interested in transformation, innovation, emerging technology & trends in digitalisation, and provides direction on the best ways to use technology to fulfil business outcomes.
Joseph joined Bikeworks in late 2022 to provide mentoring to the Co-CEO’s and as a shadow Board member, before joining as Trustee. A keen cyclist, who understands how cycling is a tool for good, he has previously held a Trustee position in an African based cycling charity.
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Neil O'Toole
Neil leads on finance, and is an active member of the Finance Sub-Group
Now retired, Neil continues to share his 30+ years of senior experience from Lloyds Banking Group. With a focus on risk and strategy, Neil is actively involved in supporting other charities, including the Citizens Advice Bureau.