Our Board and Management Teams

Amanda is a part-time access advisor. First joined the Board in 2019.

Margaret is a retired civil servant and active in local charities. First joined the Board in 2018.

Georgina is a student and carer. First joined the Board in 2014.

Kenny is a retired community worker and active in his village of Barr. First joined the Board in 2016.

Now enjoying retirement, Frances was a regional manager for an international retail company. First joined the Board in 2012.

Myra is active in her community of Lochside. First joined the Board in 2018.

Gemma is a trained Domestic Energy Assessor and Green Deal Adviser. She also has a keen interest in community development and training initiatives. First joined the Board in 2017

Rhonda has a background in adult education. She is South Lanarkshire Council's Community Participation and Consultation Manager. First joined the Board in 2009. A previous Board Chair.

Simon is a Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the University of Strathclyde. He previously worked for the Energy Agency in Ayr. First joined the Board in 2015.

David is Community Safety Team Leader at South Ayrshire Council. First joined the Board in 2018.

Robert is Professor Emeritus of Government and Public Policy at the University of the West of Scotland. First joined the Board in 2017.

Mike is a retired town planner with 30 years’ experience in the housebuilding industry. He is active in number of community initiatives in Prestwick. First joined the Board in 2017

Jim has 40 years' experience in housing development, policy and general management with housing associations and the former Scottish Homes. He's also on the Boards of the Energy Agency, and the Glasgow and West of Scotland Forum of Housing Associations. He a former Saltire Housing Design Awards assessor.

David has led on all our housing and repairs services since 2003. He joined us from Carrick Housing Association. He also has extensive Council experience latterly with North Ayrshire Council.

Alan joined us in 2003. He previously worked for associations both in England and Scotland and for Scottish Homes.