
William Fulton
Co-Founder & Chairman
Willie has been a Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) volunteer in Tanzania, chairman of: the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Services, the Britain-Tanzania Society and a trustee of Uppingham School. He has also been a magistrate, High Sheriff of his county and a Deputy Lieutenant.

Gail Fulton
Co-Founder
Gail first went to Tanzania in 1968 working for Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO). A trained physiotherapist and counsellor she has worked voluntarily with Liverpool’s Personal Services Society and been heavily involved with a number of youth organisations for disadvantaged children. She has also been a selector for VSO for over 18 years.

Ben Rudman
Trustee
Co-founder and CEO of MMT Digital, one of the UK’s leading digital agencies, Ben is also an investor in a number of start-up businesses and sits on the boards of two other companies. He lives with his wife and their three children, and down-time includes walking their two dogs, playing just-about-competitive hockey, skiing and watching rugby.

Nick Moss
Trustee
Born in Kenya, where his mother still lives, Nick has lasting ties to Africa – his brother runs an agricultural distribution company in Tanzania. He also brings over 25 years of financial experience from his time working in fund management. Now a private investor, he co-founded ‘Dream for Trees’, a charity that plants mini, biodiverse forests in London and the home counties.

Giles Harrison
Trustee
A TV documentary director/producer now working freelance after 16 years at the BBC, Giles has filmed in Uganda, Ghana, China and Mongolia. He is also a crew member on the RNLI’s busiest lifeboat station. As a long-term TMT supporter, Giles was repeatedly humbled by the truly profound difference that our work can make to people’s lives and future prospects.

Nic Merrett
Trustee
A geographer and retired teacher with 40 years experience of taking pupils to various parts of the globe and opening their eyes and minds to other cultures. Nic has been a TMT Trustee for 15 years, supporting our work with links to schools and education as well as conducting aspects of community fundraising and sponsored cycling events.

Rachel Lindley
Trustee
CEO of Five Talents, Rachel has over 15 years experience in the charity sector, including roles supporting church-based community projects, fundraising and ethical campaigning, as well as managing savings group programmes in sub-Saharan Africa for Plan International. Rachel is responsible for developing and delivering our strategy.

Olivia Barker-White
Trustee
With a background in International Development, Olivia is the Founder of Kids Club Kampala and is passionate about reducing global poverty and empowering others to make a difference in the world. Along with Corrie, Olivia won the Global Champion Award at the Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women of the Year Awards in December 2013 for her work.

Peter Buturo
Trustee
Peter Buturo is the founder of Bold-Leap an organisation that is inspiring a generation of young people to reach their potential and become the best version of themselves. A retired Social Worker, Peter brings a wealth of child safeguarding knowledge and experience. Peter is currently writing his first book titled “Social Work and Me” and is a Kids Club Kampala Trustee

Joe Kipling
Trustee
Joe is also one of the Trustees of Kids Club Kampala and works as a management consultant and is a partner in a consultancy practice that delivers collaborative workplace transformation projects and supports organisations with change management in both the public and private sector. She brings a wealth of governance knowledge in the not-for-profit sector.

Paul Moore
Trustee
Paul has worked for numerous charities across the UK since 2010. He currently Director of Fundraising for Camphill Village Trust, a leading national charity and adult social care provider supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health problems and complex needs. He has a passion for seeing disadvantaged children and young people reach their full potential.