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Team

David Lee

Director of Corporate Governance

David Lee

David has worked in the Trust since 2016 and in the NHS since 1988.

His first role was an A&C4 post and his initial period in the NHS was 8 years working in community health councils, representing the patient and public interest. He then moved into senior management where his roles have included setting up the first integrated care organisation in London in 2002, Director of Strategy, Foundation Trust Company Secretary, Deputy Chief Executive, Director of Corporate and Business Development, Foundation Trust Programme Director and Director of Planning and Corporate Governance. After 13 years in Camden & Islington he moved to Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust, before joining SWLSTG.

David also has extensive social care experience from his time as an elected member in local government when he served five years as a chair of social services.

His qualifications include an MSc in Management in the Public Sector.

Dr Ali Hasan

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Dr Ali joined us in May 2015. He trained as a doctor at St George's Hospital Medical School, and practiced medicine in teaching hospitals in London.

 

He also was involved in research, teaching, and other endeavours during training and clinical practice. He subsequently joined McKinsey & Company, then worked as Regional Medical Director at Bupa, and also undertook independent advisory work and was a board member of Parafricta, a medical products company. He is currently Clinical Operations Director at Vitality Health. He is also Director at the Healthcare Purchasing Alliance, and Chairman at CCSD. In addition to being a physician, Ali is also a Member of the Faculty of Public Health and a Fellow of the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management. 

 

Juliet Armstrong

Juliet

Juliet joined the Trust in June 2019.

A graduate of Imperial College London, Juliet was until recently a Consultancy Senior Partner with more than 30 years’ experience in over 20 FTSE100/250 organisations working across a range of industry sectors including retail, retail banking, health (NHS and private sector), membership organisations/regulators and consumer goods.

Juliet worked with Boards, senior  leadership teams and steering committees to shape strategy and led or scrutinised delivery, and specialised in complex, large-scale transformational change with significant capital and revenue budgets.

Juliet is a Trustee at The Makaton Charity, which promotes the Makaton language programme to help people with learning or communication difficulties and was a Trustee for 6 years at The House of St. Barnabas in Soho, an innovative charity tackling homelessness.

Richard Flatman

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Richard was appointed as a non-executive director and Chair of the Audit Committee from 1 April 2016.

He is a Chartered Director and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and has extensive business and commercial expertise.

Richard has been Chief Financial Officer at London South Bank University since 2002 and has combined this with a wide range of non-executive roles in higher education including Governor of the University of Wales, Newport and more recently the University of South Wales. Before joining London South Bank, Richard specialised in audit and risk consulting services with Deloitte.

Dr Billy Boland

Medical Director

Dr Billy Boland  took over the role of Medical Director in March 2021.

Dr Billy Boland is Executive Medical Director and Consultant Psychiatrist in Community Psychiatry at South West London and St George’s Mental Health Trust, co-Clinical Director for Mental Health for NHS England, London region and Honorary Reader in the Population Health Research Institute at St George’s, University of London. 

He was elected to the Royal College of Psychiatry General Adult Faculty Executive Committee in 2013 and subsequently became Chair in 2019. He is on the Advisory Board of the Money and Mental Health Policy Unit.   

His preferred pronouns are he/him.