Role: Chair of Trustees, appointed Trustee in July 2020 for four years, elected Vice Chair in May 2022 and Chair in December 2023. 

I was at Latymer from 1992 to 1999. After Warwick University I went on to a career in financial services, first qualifying as a chartered accountant at KPMG and then working in corporate finance at Gleacher Shacklock and PJT Partners.

Having the chance to go to Latymer changed my life, as it has for many others and will for many more. I am pleased to play my part in helping the Foundation to support the school and its students both current and future.

Jamie is a member of the following Foundation committees: Buildings & Infrastructure; Finance.

Role: Vice Chair, appointed Trustee in June 2019 and re-appointed in May 2023 for four years, elected Chair in December 2019 and then Vice Chair in December 2023.

I joined the Board of Trustees in mid 2019. As a third generation Latymerian (1966-1973), I was keen to help the Foundation through a period of change as a number of long-standing Trustees were about to stand down after many years of service. We now have several new faces on the Board and are pressing on with supporting the school with some major projects, ahead of the 400th anniversary of the Foundation in 2024.
I am a retired Chartered Accountant with a wide interest in education having served in various roles at St George's Hospital Medical School and the London School of Economics, as well as Chairing the Governing Body at our local primary school.

Dick is a member of the following Foundation committees: Buildings & Infrastructure; Finance.

Role: Trustee, appointed in June 2020 for four years.

My career as a senior government lawyer and my commitment to educational charity work meant that I welcomed the opportunity to support the school in a practical and helpful way as a trustee The fun memories of my time as a Latymer student between 1989-1996, and my continuing friendships with classmates, means I have retained a close connection with the school.

I have a deep passion for public service and am excited to be involved in the school’s continuing growth. I want to use my energy and the skills gained from a varied career practising public law in different government departments to support the creation of positive school memories for current and future students.

Role: Trustee and Foundation Governor, appointed in November 2017 and re-appointed in November 2021 for four years.

I attended Latymer between 1997 and 2004, following in the footsteps of my father, aunt and uncle. Latymer has therefore always been a constant in my life. I am a fully qualified architect having worked on a variety of projects, differing in size, construction value and typology.

I hope to bring a fresh and energetic approach to the Governing Board and feel my skill set is well suited to the school’s needs as the Foundation looks to maintain, enhance and renew the environment of the school. I want to contribute to improving the facilities for all students, staff, parents and visitors alike to enable Latymer to maintain and surpass the high standards it has set.

Ed is a member of the following Foundation committees: Buildings & Infrastructure (Chair).

Role: Trustee, appointed in 2010, re-appointed in January 2015, January 2019 and January 2023 for four years.

In 2010, six years after retiring from a lifetime working in education, I was delighted to become a Trustee and Governor. I worked in all education sectors and was on numerous local, national and international committees, wrote science books and articles for the national press and edited a scientific journal. Over the years I have served on five different governing bodies in three other local authorities and was chair of one for 10 years.

Now, in retirement and as a Governor, I attend Latymer School events, serve on committees and support initiatives like the Year 8 Science Challenge. I work with two charities, the Linus Project and Witness Support, and continue to study, pursue long neglected hobbies and travel.

Role: Trustee, appointed in December 2023 for two years.

As a proud Latymer alumnus from 2005 to 2012, I am honoured to serve as a Trustee, particularly as we approach Latymer's 400th anniversary. Having experienced the exceptional education provided by the school, I am committed to keeping the Latymer School as a symbol of educational excellence.

Currently at the London Stock Exchange Group, with previous roles at Expedia Group and BDO LLP, I bring open-mindedness, objectivity, and reason from my roles in Finance and Operations. I will channel my professional precision and thoroughness into the Board of Trustees, aspiring to ensure that current and upcoming generations of Latymerians benefit from the same elevated standards that enriched my student journey.

Hash is a member of the following Foundation committees: Finance.

Role: Trustee, appointed in July 2020 for four years.

I attended Latymer between 2001 - 2008 and have continued to keep an interest in the school ever since then. I wanted to become a Trustee to help the school and use my skills and experience as a qualified Actuary in any way possible. Those skills are used most particularly in my role as Chair of the Trustee Finance Committee, working with the school to understand any needs it may have from a financial perspective. I am delighted to be able to help as a Trustee and hope to maintain the school’s image as a fantastic institution for education.

Richard is a member of the following Foundation committees: Buildings & Infrastructure; Finance (Chair).

Role: Trustee, appointed in November 2017 and re-appointed in November 2021 for four years.

I attended Latymer School between 2000 and 2002 as a Sixth Form entrant. Though my time at the school was short, the experiences left a lasting impression. Serving as a Senior Pupil at the school was an eye-opener. This experience, together with the first-class education I received, helped prepare me for a career in medicine and in my current roles as a local GP and healthcare leader.

I have been a Trustee of the Latymer Foundation at Edmonton since 2017. This is my way of giving back to the school that provided the springboard for my future career. I hope to use my tenure as a trustee to help safeguard the ethos and values of the Foundation to benefit not just our current students but also those to come.

Role: Trustee and Chair of Governors, appointed in March 2017 for four years; re-appointed in March 2021 for four years.

As a second-generation Latymerian I am delighted to be able to serve the school that has played such a big part in shaping my life. Most of my career has been spent in IT, ultimately as an IT Director for chemicals and metals company Johnson Matthey plc. Outside of work I have held various Trustee roles, most recently as Chair of Trustees for Scouting in North London. As a result of my work as a Governor in various sectors, I am now an accredited National Leader of Governance.

I am proud to have the opportunity to volunteer my experience of Governance and Trusteeship, together with my long involvement with youth development and my knowledge of the Latymer ethos, at this truly outstanding school.

Stephen is a member of the following Foundation committees: Buildings & Infrastructure.

Role: Trustee and Foundation Governor, appointed in September 2022 for two years.

As a Latymer alumnus, it is a privilege, and honour, to serve the school as a Foundation Governor and Trustee. I am passionate about education and its potential to change lives. My passion is mirrored by my former investment firm, EOF Partners, which supported charities that pursue the agenda of equal opportunity for all.

As a professional investor, I apply the rigour and diligence from my investment process to my role on the Governing Board and Trustee Board. In doing so, ensuring current and future Latymerians will benefit from the high educational standards that I once enjoyed as a student at the school.

Sof is a member of the following Foundation committees: Finance.