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Community Base trustees, advisers and staff
Community Base board of trustees
• Sylvia Alexander-Vine, the chairperson of our board of trustees, is a retired teacher and theatre company director/administrator. Sylvia is a member of the management committee of the Carers Centre, a trustee of Sussex Interpreting Services, chairperson of the West Hill Community Association, editor of The Whistler and a school governor
• Sarah Bourne is coordinator of Brighton and Hove Millenium Volunteers
• Ros Cook is assistant director of Amaze
• Bob Cristofoli, our treasurer, is a retired retailer and past mayor of Brighton. Bob is on the management committee of Brighton and Hove Victim Support, chair of Brighton and Hove Independent Mediation Service and a governor of Dorothy Stringer School
• Paul Evans is director of the NHS Support Federation
• Jane Frost is a founding member of Assert
• Tina Harrison is awareness officer for TB Alert
• Lucy Stone is regional coordinator for Rhythmix.
Advisers to the Community Base board of trustees
• Colin Wibley, a partner at Edward-Harte Solicitors, advises the board on legal matters
• Graham Shorter of Clark Brownscombe, chartered accountants and registered auditors, advises the board on financial matters
• Edward Flude BSc FRICS, chartered surveyor, commercial property adviser, and managing director of Flude Commercial advises the board on property management.
Community Base staff
• Colin Chalmers, our director, has been manager or director of Community Base since 1997. Colin has a postgraduate qualification in social work and a background in child protection, journalism and project management and development
• Annette Moss has been Community Base’s building manager since 2003. Annette has extensive experience of building maintenance in the private and voluntary sector including the supervision of large refurbishment projects
• Deborah Sprackling has been Community Base’s receptionist/administrator since 2006. Deborah has a background in sales, market research, business administration and training with a number of companies both locally and abroad.
Locum staff are employed to cover staff holidays and sickness and for particular tasks.
