Management Team Maureen Morrison - Operations Manager Maureen Morrison has been with Spinal Injuries Scotland for many years, first as a member, then as a Trustee and finally Maureen stepped in as Operation Manager 2017. Lucy McOuat - Trustee Lucy has a degree in journalism and works for Young Enterprise Scotland as a Programme Executive. Lucy helps develop and deliver school programmes across the country and in the past three years she has worked to develop the Festival of Youth Enterprise into it's current form. Lucy runs a blog in her spare time; McWhat Ann MacSween - Trustee Ann has worked for 20 years in the public sector for Historic Scotland / Historic Environment Scotland and she is currently Head of Casework. Anns formal training is as an archaeologist and a town planner. Her personal interest in SIS comes from supporting a friend in the months after her injury. Outside of work Ann enjoys time off with family and friends, cooking, walking and travelling, and her interest in archaeology spills over from her day job into the evenings and weekends. Christine Dodds - Trustee Christine Dodds is a Chartered Accountant (ICAS) with a background in both Big Four accountancy practice and the Oil & Gas industry. She has held numerous financial management roles since qualifying in 2008 and is currently Business Planning & Strategy Manager at Repsol Sinopec Resources UK Limited in Aberdeen. Christine’s association with the charity started in 2019 when Repsol Sinopec nominated SIS as one of their ‘charities of the year’ and Christine coordinated many of the fundraising activities undertaken, acting as the key liaison between the company and the charity. Evelyn Morrison - Trustee Evelyn joined the board in December 2019. Having come into contact with spinal injuries in her capacity as a physiotherapist, she felt she could use her skills and experience to contribute to Spinal Injuries Scotland at a board level. Evelyn has enjoyed all aspect of this role to date and is excited for the future developments of this worthy charity. - - Mark Allen - Trustee After a serious car accident in March 2018, Mark found himself in the unfortunate position of being left tetraplegic with a permanent tracheostomy as a result of a high-level Spinal Cord Injury. After 17 months in the Spinal Injuries Unit of the QEUH, Glasgow, Mark was discharged and returned home to a whole new life with a 24/7 care package. Whilst in hospital Mark benefited greatly from the many services that Spinal Injuries Scotland provide, especially the peer-to-peer support. Therefore, it was not a difficult decision to apply as a Trustee on the Board of Directors for the Spinal Injuries Scotland Charity in December 2020. Mark felt he could put his previous business and Board experience to good use including his contacts to focus on attracting additional funding, donations and sponsorship to assist the continuing services and support to those with a Spinal Cord Injury and their families that the Spinal Injuries Scotland charity provides. Patrick Cairney - Trustee Having retired in 2018 after over 15 years in the Enterprise Network in Glasgow I am delighted to now dedicate my time to working as a Trustee of Spinal Injuries Scotland, drawing on and sharing my experiences to further promote the aims and objectives of the charity