Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is the RCoA's governing body. It meet four times a year and is responsible for the general control and management of the administration of the College.

The role of the Board of Trustees is to manage the College and ensure it is subject to charity law and compliant with rules set out by our regulator the Charity Commission.

The Trustees have responsibility for the College's finances and assets, delivering the charitable objects, developing and implementing the College's strategy, and ensuring legal and regulatory compliance.

There are currently five vacancies for the Board and we will be holding elections from our Elected Council Members to the Board from the 9 March.

Dr Fiona Donald, President

Dr Fiona Donald

President and Chair

Dr Russell Perkins

Dr Russell Perkins

Vice President

Dr Helgi Johannsson

Dr Helgi Johannsson

Vice President

Dr Sarah Ramsay

Dr Sarah Ramsay

Treasurer of the College, Chair of the Finance committee, Elected Council Member

Jane Ingham

Jane Ingham

Lay Trustee, CEO at Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership

Colin Millar

Mr Colin Millar

Lay Trustee, former Chairman of Furness Building Society and a former Chairman of Airedale NHS Foundation Trust 

Craig Jones

Mr Craig Jones

Lay Trustee, Chief Executive of the Royal Osteoporosis Society

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