Sir Robin Millar CBE
View BioSir Robin Millar CBE
Sir Robin has the progressive condition Retinitis Pigmentosa and was registered blind at 16 years old, with no sight since 1985. He is an internationally renowned British music producer, businessman and mentor. Sir Robin is one of the world’s leading record producers having gained 160 gold and platinum discs including 44 number 1 hits, representing over £450 million in sales worldwide.
He produced many classic albums during his career including Diamond Life by Sade. He is Non-Executive Chair of Blue Raincoat Chrysalis Group, one of the UK’s best-known independent music companies. Their roster includes artists such as Sinead O’Connor, Phoebe Bridgers, Cigarettes After Sex, Arlo Parks, Ultravox, The Specials and Everything But The Girl.
He is a Director of the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.
Sir Robin is a Member of the Governance, Nominations and Remuneration Committee.
Zeinab Chaudhary
View BioZeinab Chaudhary
Zeinab has over 15 years of consulting experience across Private and Financial Sectors. She works for Microsoft and prior to that worked for Deloitte UK and is passionate about creating a more balanced society. Zeinab specialises in organisational change management and where possible leverages that skill-set to create positive social and environmental change. Zeinab draws on her personal experiences to bring a unique perspective.
Zeinab was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a rare brittle bone condition. She also experiences Chronic Pain. Zeinab wants to challenge what it means to be ‘disabled’, and common misconceptions. She works hard to improve the representation of senior disabled women at work.
Zeinab is Chair of the Impact Committee and a Member of the Governance, Nominations and Remuneration Committee.
Christopher Patnoe
View BioChristopher Patnoe
Christopher heads Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Accessibility and Disability Inclusion at Google, focusing on product, policy, and partnerships, especially in Emerging Markets. With nearly 30 years in tech, he's worked at Apple, Sony Ericsson, and Disney, building hardware, software, games, and services.
He founded the Accessibility Discovery Centre (ADC) program in EMEA, Chairs the Immersive Captions Community Group with the W3C, and has a Music degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
Christopher is a Member of the Impact Committee.
Siân Foster
View BioSiân Foster
Siân Foster is the Director of Corporate Affairs at the Port of London Authority (PLA). She takes care of stakeholder engagement, communications, and digital channels to connect people with the Thames Vision strategy.
Before this, she was the Director of Corporate Affairs at the Money and Pensions Service, where she started Talk Money Week, a campaign that reached 18 million people to raise awareness about financial wellbeing.
Siân has also spent most of her career in the aviation sector, including 13 years at Virgin Atlantic Airways as Vice President of External Affairs and Sustainability, and at the Civil Aviation Authority, advising on crisis communications and stakeholder engagement.
Siân is a Member of the Fundraising and Income Generation Committee.
Tom Seddon
View BioTom Seddon
Tom has built his career in the public sector. He works closely with Ministers and senior leaders in multiple government Departments to serve the public. His experiences range from LGBT+ policy at the Cabinet Office, to stakeholder and trade union engagement at the Department for Education.
Tom is currently the Head of Legislative Strategy at the Department for Education. He leads a team to deliver the Department’s legislative agenda. He also ensures cross-Government priorities are achieved.
He has over 7 years experience as a school governor, and is former trustee of a large theatre in West Yorkshire. Tom was previously a middle leader and teacher at a large Multi-Academy Trust.
When Tom was a teenager, he helped out at his local Scope charity shop because the charity had supported his sister, who has cerebral palsy.
Tom is a Member of the Impact Committee.
Gail Arkle
View BioGail Arkle
Gail has over 26 years' experience, including 19 years working in senior leadership roles in the third sector. She is currently the Chief Growth Officer for StepChange Debt Charity, having joined the charity in 2019.
Gail was diagnosed with several rare bone conditions, including Avascular Necrosis (AVN) and Bone Marrow Oedema Syndrome, which have resulted in loss of blood supply to affected bones, bone deformation, fractures, arthritis, and chronic pain syndrome. She has had several operations to enable and maintain her mobility over the past 20+ years. She is passionate about removing barriers and sigma, and empowering the 1 in 4 disabled people in the UK to achieve their full potential.
Gail is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing ('FCIM').
Gail is a Member of the Impact Committee.
Callum Jackson
View BioCallum Jackson
Callum has nearly a decade of experience in strategic communications. Callum is a specialist in corporate reputation, risk strategy, and media relations. He brings expertise in the media landscape, brand building, behaviour change, and campaigning. He has a passion for crafting multinational communications strategies that drive real impact.
Callum champions disability rights in his role as a Senior Consultant at Shape History. He leads efforts to raise awareness of the rights and needs of disabled people in the workplace. He explores the intersectionality between disability and other protected characteristics. He advises teams and partners on becoming effective allies to disabled colleagues.
Callum has personal experience with disability and is a dedicated voice for inclusion.
Callum is a Member of the Fundraising and Income Generation Committee.
Luke Francis
View BioLuke Francis
Luke has spent his career in political campaigns and communications. He advises politicians and clients across local, regional and national government.
Before working in politics, Luke worked as a teaching assistant. He worked with pupils with physical disabilities and sensory needs.
Luke is a Member of the Impact Committee.
Scott Berney
View BioScott Berney
Scott Berney was Head of safeguarding at the British Heart Foundation (BHF) from 2018 to 2025, where he developed and delivered the charity’s safeguarding strategy. He is deeply committed to disability inclusion in the workplace, having chaired the Disability Affinity Group, the Disability and Accessibility Project Group, and the Support Needs Working Group at BHF. Through these roles, Scott helped ensure disabled colleagues’ voices were heard and inclusive practices were embedded.
Scott’s career has centred on safeguarding. He chairs the Charity Retail Safeguarding Network, which promotes peer support and best practice across the charity retail sector. A registered social worker, Scott has worked in the NHS and local authorities, supporting adults and children living with HIV, cancer, heart and circulatory disease, and learning disabilities. He has also volunteered as a Safeguarding Officer for the Samaritans. Before joining BHF, Scott was Head of Safeguarding in the NHS, where he also led on Mental Capacity, Dementia, Learning Disabilities, and Older People.
Scott serves as Lead Trustee for Safeguarding and is a member of the Audit, Risk and Finance Committee and the Governance, Nominations and Remuneration Committee.
Hetal Desai
View BioHetal Desai
Hetal has over 25 years of experience as a highly skilled senior commercial and technical finance leader, he has worked in small and medium-sized enterprises as well as large, global, high-growth online, technology, and consumer-focused businesses. Throughout Hetal’s career, he has successfully developed small and large finance teams, built high-calibre Financial Planning and Analysis finance functions and supported strategic change management projects. Hetal’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Business with Finance, a Master of Business Administration and is also a qualified accountant.
Hetal is deeply committed to making a positive impact in the lives of individuals with physical, mental, and learning disabilities; a cause that holds profound personal significance for him. He is passionate about contributing to a charity that champions this community to make lasting change.
Joining a purpose-driven organisation like Scope allows him to align Scope’s values with his expertise. He brings financial and strategic leadership skills to enhance governance, improve operational efficiency, and ensure every resource is used optimally to support the people served by the charity.
Hetal is Treasurer, he is also Chair of the Audit, Risk and Finance Committee and is a member of the Fundraising and Income Generation Committee.
Simon Godfrey
View BioSimon Godfrey
Simon has spent most of his career working with public and private sector organisations in the UK and around the world.
He has built his career in information technology. However, his work has always focused on people and the impact on their everyday lives.
Simon’s mission is to make sure no one is left out. He wants everyone to have the chance to improve their life, no matter: where they live; the challenges they face or how they access services.
Simon has recently undertaken the role of Public Sector Board Chair for techUK, the UK’s technology trade body.
Carolyn Bunting
View BioCarolyn Bunting
Carolyn Bunting MBE is best known for her time as Chief Executive Officer of Internet Matters. They are UK's leading not-for-profit organisation dedicated to helping children stay safe online. Carolyn has a strong background in the media and technology sectors. She has built a career focused on supporting families, influencing policy, and promoting responsible digital innovation.
During her time at Internet Matters, Carolyn played a key role in expanding the organisation's reach and impact. She works closely with major global organisations, government bodies and educators to address the evolving challenges of the digital world. Under her leadership, the organisation developed practical tools and resources for parents. She helps them navigate issues such as social media use, screen time and online harms.
In recognition of her contributions to child online safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, she was awarded an MBE in June 2021.
Before joining Internet Matters, Carolyn held senior marketing and commercial roles at Sky and Vodafone. She gained extensive experience in strategy, proposition development and customer base management.
Carolyn is also a mother of twin secondary-school-aged boys, including one who is autistic.
Carolyn is a member of the Fundraising and Income Generation Committee.
Stacey Ramm
View BioStacey Ramm
Stacey is a senior Employee Experience Leader with over 15 years of experience. She has helped shape inclusive, engaging, and insight-driven workplace cultures across complex global organisations. She has worked across a range of industries, most recently at GKN Automotive, Evri, and Virgin Media O2. She has lead large-scale people and change programmes focused on employee listening, engagement, EVP development, leadership capability, accessibility, and wellbeing.
Stacey is passionate about creating environments where people feel heard, valued, and respected. Where they have the tools and resources they need to thrive. Her work focuses on turning employee insight into action. Embedding inclusion throughout the employee lifecycle, and designing people-first strategies that strengthen belonging, performance, and culture. She has led transformational change programmes, modernised global policies, and built leadership frameworks that support equity, accessibility, and trust at scale.
Both personally and professionally, Stacey has long been an advocate for disability inclusion, community impact, and equitable access to opportunity. Drawing on her lived experience of disability and neurodiversity, she has helped raise awareness of the barriers disabled people can face and has championed meaningful, sustainable change.
Stacey is a member of the Governance, Nominations and Remunerations Committee.
Louise Li
View BioLouise Li
Louise has over 20 years' experience as Board Member, Advisory Committee Member and Senior Executive in global financial services, UK charity and public sector. Louise is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Advisor, financial regulator approved. She has expertise in governance, global M&A, COO functions and regulatory affairs. Louise has a track record of delivering complex, multi-year, multi-jurisdictional organisational transformation within highly regulated environments.
Louise is passionate about disability inclusion. She has a sound understanding of Scope's mission and has personal experience of using Scope Services.
Louise is a member of the Audit, Risk and Finance Committee.
