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William has a wealth of experience in healthcare having held a number
of senior board positions in the NHS since 1968. Latterly he was
chairman of the NHS Executive South East Region until 2001 when he was
appointed chairman of NHS Appointments Commission. He is also
currently: chairman of the Council of the University of Surrey; a
member of the General Council and Management Committee of the King s
Fund; and an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. |
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William is a chartered surveyor by profession and retired in 1997 as
chairman of Chesterton International plc; former director of Pearl
Group Limited and Pearl Assurance plc; Norwich & Peterborough
Building Society; AMP (UK) Public Limited Company, AMP (UK) Holdings
Limited, AMP Invest Public Limited Company and AMP (NPI) Holdings
Limited, Exel plc and HHG plc and chairman of the Advisory Board for St
Wenceslas Property Trust and Covenant Healthcare Limited. |
| Jeremy
is a chartered surveyor who founded his own practice, Davies Knight and
Partners, in 1973 which specialised in healthcare properties. In 1993
he co-founded NHP plc, as estates director. Until
NHP's acquisition for £563.5 million by The Blackstone Group in January
2005, it was the UK's only listed property investment group
specialising in the purchase and leaseback of care homes. Jeremy
resigned from NHP in November 2001. In 1994 Jeremy was a founding
director of Woodland Healthcare Limited, acquired by ADL in February
2004, and in March 2003 he founded Newsham House Limited, which was
also acquired by ADL in February 2004. |
| Pearl
is a registered general and psychiatric nurse who from 1988 to 1989 was
a nursing homes registration and inspection officer before becoming
area manager for Westminster Healthcare plc. In 1990 she founded her
own care home consultancy which, between July 2000 and February 2004,
provided advice to ADL and Woodland Healthcare Limited. Pearl was also
the owner and director of Solutions (Yorkshire) Limited, which was
acquired by ADL in July 2006, that owns and operates a care home in
Leeds with 40 operational beds. |
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