Officers of The Association

As a registered charity, The BBA is governed by a Board of Trustees – a group of volunteers who lend their professional experience to oversee the organisation.

While day-to-day management is delegated to the staff team, the Trustees are ultimately responsible for the finances and direction of the charity.

Terence Mowschenson KC

Chairman

David Phillips KC

Honorary Treasurer

Raymond Cox KC

Treasurer

Sara Hargreaves

Honorary Secretary

Trustees of The Association

Our Board of Trustees, comprised of experienced barristers and industry experts, provides strategic guidance and oversight to our dedicated team. Together, we ensure personalised, non-judgmental support to barristers from all backgrounds, offering proactive solutions and long-term assistance when they need it most.

  • Shabeena Azhar

  • Master Roger Eastman

  • Teertha Gupta KC

  • Graeme Halkerston

  • Jeffrey Israel

  • Alexander Learmonth KC

  • Angus McCullough KC

  • The Rt. Hon. The Lord Saville of Newdigate

  • Christopher Stephenson

  • Daniel Toledano KC

  • Helen Valley

Key Contacts at The BBA

Nicky Young

Chief Executive

Annette Bennett

Deputy Chief Executive

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