Trustees

Lieutenant General (Retd) Anthony Palmer CB CBE

General Palmer retired from the British Amy in 2005 his last role was Deputy Chief of Defence Staff, responsible for Personnel and Training Policy for all

three services. He also chaired the Service Personnel Board, which had responsibility for 500,000 Service personnel and their families.

As Chief Executive of the Army Training and Recruiting Agency he managed one of the largest training organizations in Europe against tight financial targets.

He has been involved with various charities dealing with the problems of young people and homelessness. He has Chaired the Project Compass which looks after Service homeless.

He is a Trustee of Skill Force (Patron - Prince William) which seeks to help those children in schools who are most in danger of exclusion.

Anthony is committed to improving relations between the Muslim and majority Community. He is Chairman of the Pakistan Society with its main aim to increase public knowledge in Britain of the arts, history, antiquities and geography of Pakistan, economic life and political institutions.

He has been Chairman of The Warrior Programme since 2009.

In his working life he is concentrating on Renewable Energy projects as well as being Chairman of Pax Mondial which is carrying out development projects in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Eva Hamilton MBE

Eva worked for 18 years at 'Business In The Community' (BITC) fostering responsible business partnerships that work towards social goals. BITC now has over 750 companies embracing the concept of corporate social responsibility, working to create life changing opportunities for those who most need a helping hand.

At BITC, Eva headed the HRH The Prince of Wales 'Seeing is Believing' programme, and spent 10 years setting up and running Business Action on Homelessness which has become a remarkably effective model in tackling this issue. The programme helps reintegrate homeless people back to work by facilitating channels into employment, and in so doing, breaks the vicious circle into which victims of homelessness often fall. Her experience on this programme made Eva realise the importance of addressing the causes rather than the symptoms of peoples issues which was the inspiration for her establishing the Warrior Programme.

Read more about Eva's work and achievements.

Charlotte Cole MA OXON, ACA

Charlotte has a corporate background with 15 years working for Deloitte in Audit, Corporate Finance and Consultancy. For the last 10 years, both at Deloitte and subsequently at Omnicom, Charlotte has focussed on talent management and people development.

Chris Smith

MD of G-volution, a Clean Tech business in the transport sector

Katrine Boorman

Actress and documentary producer

Andrew Tillard

Director, Golley Slater and, Partner, Animos LLP

John McKeon