Geraldine is the HR & Health & Safety professional and is FCIPD qualified. She is also a member of the Governments talent stream for start-up businesses and a founding signatory for Women in Business Task Force. She has over 20 years’ experience at HRD and Transformational Director level. 

Matthew is an investor with a strong background in finance. He has almost a decade's investment experience and holds a CIMA's Certificate in Business Accounting. His focus is on supporting Welsh businesses, particularly technology start-ups, in reaching their goals by providing tailored funding solutions and valuable guidance at the board level.

Sian is a qualified accountant and has worked in housing for the last 28 years. Sian is Head of Finance in Coastal Housing and a mentor for several students who are studying for their accountancy exams and is also a member of the ACCA Public Sector Panel. 

Emma Morgan is a housing professional currently working for a housing Association in the Swansea region. She has in-depth knowledge of Housing Law, and working within the regulatory framework for housing.

Gordon joined the Board in 2016 and is the current Welsh Chair of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). He works For TfW as a decarbonisation project manager looking after the roll out of EV charging infrastructure and is also a STEM ambassador. He brings a wealth of Built Environment, Development and Low Carbon expertise to the board.

Steve joined the Board in 2018. He was the Managing Director of a private care home group and has many years’ experience of working in leadership roles. He now sits on the boards of several national charities, who work with the most disadvantaged groups in our society.

Edwin has worked with people with a range of support needs to improve quality of life and promote social justice for over 40 years. He has a PhD, was a senior research fellow at the Welsh Centre for Learning Disabilities and is an honorary professor at the University of South Wales. Until his retirement he held senior roles in third sector support providers, national charities and the NHS. 

Bonnie is the Director for Housing Justice Cymru and has undertaken a variety of leadership roles across a diverse spread of organisations including senior positions in policing, Welsh Government and the third sector. She has enjoyed a background of volunteering, particularly supporting people with disabilities.   

Nicola is the interim Head of People at United Welsh Housing Association and brings experience in people, culture, and EDI to the Board. As a qualified solicitor who worked in-house at a housing association, she also brings over 14 years of experience in housing and property law.

Nick Rutherford is a creative technology leader who has over 20 years of experience working in the manufacturing and utilities sectors driving various digital transformation initiatives. Nick is a former teaching associate at Warwick business school, has chaired various technology committees and he also founded significant technology events in Bristol and co-founded the Bristol technology festival.