Vice Presidents
The role of Vice President is an honorary position offered to our most committed and influential supporters.
Vice President's Role
The role of our Vice Presidents is to raise the charity's profile and income by encouraging others to support the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign.
They are ambassadors for our cause and take a proactive approach to increasing support.
Vice Presidents receive regular correspondence and information from the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign to ensure that they are well informed about progress in all areas of our work including the annual Vice President Handbook.
Sue Barker invites all Vice Presidents to join The President's Club.
Our Vice Presidents
- Peter Andrews (Honorary)
- Professor Alan Emery FRCP Edin
- Alan Noble
- Alexander Patrick DL
- Sir Alex Ferguson CBE
- Andrew Graham
- Andrew Martin
- Anil Ahir
- Sir Bert Massie
- Candida Crewe
- Baroness Celia Thomas
- Charity Crewe
- Charles Manby
- Christian Hore
- Christine Jenkins
- Guy Weston
- Ian Corner
- Jane Byam Shaw
- Jemima Reynolds
- Jeremy Champion
- Jeremy Pelzcer
- Jonathan Staniforth
- Mark Disney
- Martin Moore
- Matthew Kelly
- Michael Thirkettle
- Nicky Manby
- Roger Cooke
- Sophia Bergqvist
- Tania Hore
- Tom Chamberlayne-Macdonald
- Tony Carey
- Roger Cooke
- Sarah Kelly
- Sebastian Crewe
- Simon Knights
- Valerie Patrick
The President's Club
All Vice Presidents are invited to the bi-annual lunch meetings of our President's Club hosted by the charity's President, Sue Barker. The meetings are the key forum by which we inform and thank our Vice Presidents.
During the meeting they not only get the opportunity to network with each other but also receive a full update on our work and research from Trustees, members of the Senior Management Team and fellow staff.
