We’re lucky to have a great team of people across the UK who use their expertise, passion and knowledge to advance the fight against sepsis. They range from doctors, nurses, fundraisers and support workers, to our tireless trustees and the ambassadors who raise our profile.
Dr. Ron
Daniels
I founded the charity in 2012 seeing too many people die needlessly as an NHS Consultant in Intensive Care. I’m now privileged to be able to save lives globally by providing solutions and by influencing change through advising the UK Government and World Health Organisation.
Sarah
Hamilton-Fairley
My interest and experience working in the voluntary sector spans decades! In order to save more lives we’re looking for a ‘call to action’: one that develops and builds partnerships that genuinely benefit both organisations. This is one of my main responsibilities which I’m fortunate to be doing as it’s something I both believe in and enjoy.
Dr. Daman
Mullhi
In my clinical role as an NHS consultant anaesthetist I see the devastating effects of sepsis first hand. I joined the UK Sepsis Trust as I was inspired by their passion to change the system and improve patient outcomes. My executive role focuses on raising awareness through good PR and engaging corporates and others who share our values and want to join our mission to save lives.
Terence
Canning
After the sudden death of my 41-year-old brother Mark, I realised the crucial importance of raising awareness about sepsis. I first joined the UK Sepsis Trust in 2013 as a non-medical trustee. My role has since developed to become the executive lead for Wales, responsible for helping deliver the important mission of the trust in Wales.
Dr. Tim
Nutbeam
I’ve been with the UK Sepsis Trust since its inception and formed part of the team that developed the ‘Sepsis Six’. I specialise in sepsis systems, risk stratification and early treatment. I am a Consultant in Emergency Medicine, and an Honorary Professor of Prehospital Critical Care at the University of Plymouth.
Phil
Harrold
Phil is a chartered accountant recently retired from PwC after 22 years as a partner. He became involved with the Trust in 2017.
Richard
Harris
Richard is a chartered accountant and has been involved with UK Sepsis Trust since 2015.
David
Coleman
David recently retired from the Coleman Group where he was Managing Director from 1984 to 2010 when he became Chairman. He became involved with the Trust in 2015 following his own personal experience of sepsis.
Dr. Julian
Hull
Dr Hull is a recently retired Consultant Anaesthetist in Intensive Care. Having witnessed the devastating effects of sepsis on both patients and their relatives Julian joined the Trust in 2012.
Nicholas
Randle
Nick is currently a Relationship Director in financial services. Nick joined the trust in 2017, keen to use his corporate experience to support this growing charity in its aim to raise awareness and provide support for those affected by sepsis.
Mark
Cawley
Mark is a Solicitor at Irwin Mitchell’s Birmingham office and specialises in medical law, inquests and civil litigation. Mark became a trustee in 2017 after seeing the impact of sepsis on his clients, motivating him to raise awareness.