Chair
Geoff Pick has been Chair of NCA since the AGM in October 2008. Before this he was Vice Chair, having previously been the Convenor of the Public Services Quality Group (PSQG), the research arm of the NCA . Geoff is public services manager at the London Metropolitan Archives and has appeared on "Who Do You Think You Are?".
Vice Chair
Declan Kelly has been Vice Chair of NCA since the AGM in October 2008. He was appointed as the first Director of Libraries and Archives for the National Institutions of the Church of England in November 2005. Prior to that he worked for BBC Information & Archives, and was Treasurer of the Association of UK Media Librarians from 2005-2008.
Secretary
Joanne Fitton took up the post of Secretary in January 2008. She is the Archivist for Bury MBC.
Treasurer
Heather Forbes took over as Treasurer in September 2006. She is the County and Diocesan Archivist of Gloucestershire.
Director of Communications
Elizabeth Oxborrow-Cowan is a professional archivist who has run a successful archival consultancy since 2003. This has given her a wide-ranging and detailed view of archive services and the environments within which they operate. She has particular interests in strategic development of the archive sector and professional development of the archive workforce.
Convenor of PSQG
Charlotte Hodgson is Principal Archivist/Prif Archifydd of Glamorgan Record Office.
Archives Awareness Campaign Officer
Kiri Ross-Jones is the Archivist and Records Manager at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. She has a particular interest in outreach and making archives accessible to all.
Archive Lottery Adviser
Louise Ray took over as Archive Lottery Adviser in July 2004 as one of the NCA's two paid full time staff. She is based at The National Archives and has a UK wide remit to offer funding support and advice to the archive sector. Her post is funded by The National Archives and The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.
Head of Public Affairs
Rene Kinzett took up this newly created post in December 2007, concentrating on the advocacy role of the NCA. The post is funded by The National Archives and The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.
