Meet the trustees

Hebron Trust is a registered charity. Members have a say in how things are run.

Every year, there’s an AGM (Annual General Meeting). At this meeting, members (like the club’s shareholders) talk about the charity’s report (a document that shows what they did) and its accounts (a record of how they spent money). They also pick the leaders of the charity, known as Trustees. If the members aren’t happy with the leaders, they can choose new ones.

Between these meetings, the Trustees keep the members updated on what’s happening. Right now, there are five Trustees, which is a good number for the charity’s size and what it does.

Get in touch

Interested in making a difference and shaping our organisation’s future? We’re looking for dedicated individuals to join our team of Trustees. If you’re passionate about our mission and have the skills to contribute, we’d love to hear from you. Contact us today to explore this exciting opportunity.

Nik Vitkovitch

Chair of Trustees

Now retired, Nik worked at senior levels in Aviva, Hyder Business Services, local government and the NHS. He has experience in setting up and providing new financial, HR and IT services, is, and has chaired school Governors, public-private partnerships, and other charities. Nik has been involved with Hebron Trust since 1995.
A Chartered Director and Fellow of the IoD, Nik brings a best practice approach to the Board’s thinking and processes and his wide experience helps broaden options considered. He remains a partner in a small international consulting company.

Alison Vinall

Trustee

Alison has nearly forty years experience of working in the health service where she headed a department involved with cancer treatment for over twenty years. She has management, strategic planning and financial oversight experience having been involved in multimillion pound projects, but without losing sight of the compassion and empathy required when dealing with patients suffering from cancer.
Alison has served for ten years as a trustee of a national charity and is looking to bring that experience to bear in her involvement with Hebron. As a committed Christian, Alison is keen to see the work of Hebron build further on the foundation of its Christian roots, adopting Biblical principles in its ethos and actions.

Gill Hulme

Trustee

Gill Hulme is a Christian who worships with the church family of Holy Trinity Heigham. Gill trained as a Primary school teacher and taught in nine different Primary schools across four education authorities, Bedfordshire, Cheshire, Manchester and Norfolk. Her career spanned forty years and she retired in 2019. She has many leisure interests and volunteers in a residential care home offering activities to the residents.

Oluseyi Florence Jimoh

Trustee

Florence is a Teacher of Science, with many years of experience as a health researcher and property investor. She is an active volunteer in her local church and with the Samaritans.
She is passionate about supporting organisations that are making a difference in the lives of people.

Osarumwenese Idehen

Trustee

Ese is a lawyer with over five years of experience in FinTech Law, dispute resolution, intellectual property law amongst a host of others. He has provided advisory and transactional legal services to multinational financial institutions.

“As well as helping our women tenants with a home and, we hope, a pathway to a confident and independent life, we stand on the shoulders of giants. Our predecessors as trustees worked hard to gather our assets and build our reputation. As trustees today, we enjoy the responsibility of using those assets wisely to make a difference to many lives.”

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