Trustees

Andy Reed

Andy was MP for Loughborough between 1997 and 2010 he is now the Director of SajeImpact Ltd. Andy is also serves on a number of Sport Bodies, Christian organisations and local charities.

Gemma Nummerley

Gemma was a member of the Volleyball England staff from 2005-2010 as National Competitions & Events Manager. She is now working in the Sport Department at LOCOG in the organisation of Volleyball and Sitting Volleyball for the 2012 Olympics

Brendan Osbourne

Brendan has over thirty years experience working within the NHS. He is a trustee Whizz Kidz Charity and the of Chairman Brentwood Sports Council. He is a founder member of Brentwood VC incorporating Estonians VC. Chairman of Brentwood VC, Essex Volleyball Association, Eastern Volleyball Federation.

Brian Stalker

Brian has been involved at grassroots, national association and international federation level as player, referee and administrator for over 38 years. Brian is now working in the Sport Department at LOCOG in the organisation of Beach Volleyball for the 2012 Olympics

Barbara Totterdell

Barbara has a background in medical science and professional photojournalism. She was a founder member of 3Touch volleyball magazine. She is currently working on a book on the history of the game with Dr Don Anthony, Volleyball England’s Honorary President and founder of the precursor Association to the English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish Associations of today

Colin Roberts

Colin first coached volleyball in 1976. He has had various roles with the English Schools Volleyball Association, 1979-1983. He was founder member of Newcastle(Staffs) Volleyball in 1980 and Chairman since 1987. He has a philosophy of 'can do' and 'raising the bar'

Kathryn Brewer

Kath is Team Manager for the England Women Development, Junior and cadet squads having previously worked as assistant manager to the England cadet boys squad. She has been involved on the organising committee of the famous Sandwell Volleyball Tournament for which she was awarded an International Olympic committee medal