He's a Chartered QS with over 40 years’ experience working in the construction industry, the last 25 years operating at senior executive and managing director level in businesses delivering projects across multiple sectors, including private and social housing where he is experienced in new-build delivery and planned & reactive maintenance programmes.   

In addition to his role as a member of Yorkshire Housing Residential Board, Charlie is also active in the social housing sector in other non-executive roles – he is on the Board of FCHO (First Choice Homes Oldham) and their development arm - New Living Homes and leads on their sustainability and decarbonisation working group. He has also been a Board Member at Incommunities and is currently a Member of Dewsbury Town Board, focused on the major regeneration of the town centre. 

Charlie is currently working as an Associate Director at Turner & Townsend, a leading project and cost management consultancy, supporting regeneration projects for City of York council.

Nick’s passionate about improving services, delivering growth and creating great places.  

He’s a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and has worked in both the private and public sectors. His main expertise is in environmental, planning and housing issues. 

He started his career with Mason Clark Associates before joining Hull City Council to lead its plans for large scale neighbourhood regeneration. He’s now assistant director for neighbourhoods and housing, responsible for delivering a range of housing and community functions in the city. 

Jim knows the private housing sector like the back of his hand. He’s got 35 years’ experience under his belt, working at senior director level with Keepmoat Homes and Strata Homes, driving their growth and strategy ambitions. 

He was a committee member of the Home Builders Federation for 10 years, focussed on general housing issues and emerging government policies.  

Jim was also a member of an advisory group that was set up to help Doncaster and Wakefield Council  achieve their social housing targets. 

Juliana is an Independent Member of our Homes and Places Committee.

Juliana currently manages the Migration Foundation, a grant-making charitable fund of Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) and has over 15 years of experience in the not-for-profit sector in both operational and charity board and advisory roles.  Her main drivers for working in this sector have always been tackling social injustice, removing barriers for people so that they can fully participate in society, and working collaboratively to find solutions to complex social issues.

Juliana believes having a home is a human right and having a welcoming place to be proud of is the foundation for leading a happy and fulfilling life. She also believes people should have a say about decisions that affect them, and social housing tenants should have their voices heard by their landlord in a meaningful way. Juliana brings experience in two key areas Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and Customer Voice in Governance.

Supporting the national housing agenda, Jaedon brings extensive experience in consumer regulated industries, housing and financial services. Prior to becoming a Non-Executive Director, Jaedon was Chief Customer Officer at Leeds Building Society, routinely consulted as independent subject matter expert by Government, developers, trade bodies and the Bank of England. He continues to work with a small number of organisations, championing the provision of affordable homes, energy efficiency and sustainable communities.

Board member of Castles & Coasts Housing Association, Community Housing Group and Deputy Chair of Ecology Building Society.

Murray has been involved in leading social housing for over 20 years, working with local authorities and then housing associations eventually retiring in 2024 from his position as Chief Executive at Lincolnshire Housing Partnership. He's got an in-depth knowledge of regulation combined with a passion for social justice. 

He's also an experienced non-exec director in both the Health and Housing sectors. He's currently Vice Chair at Hull University Teaching Hospital Trust and Chair of Audit Committee for East Midlands Ambulance Trust. 

In his spare time, Murray volunteers with the Scout Association and helps to run an Explorer scouts unit and Duke of Edinburgh provisions.