**Reverend Richard Bray**
*St Anne’s Limehouse Rector and Campaign Chair*
Rev Richard Bray has been the Rector of St Anne’s since 2014 and is chair of the Hawksmoor300 Campaign Board. He has been in full-time Christian ministry since 2002 and previously worked for the Financial Times. He is married to Jenny, and they have four children.

**Peter Hogg**
*Campaign Board member*
Peter Hogg is a Chartered Building Surveyor and Project Manager with over thirty years professional practice experience and a passion for historic buildings and their preservation. Having been closely involved in the restoration and renewal of one Hawksmoor church in London – St Luke’s Old Street – he is delighted to apply his acquired knowledge to the ambitious plans for St Anne’s. Peter brings commercial as well as technical acumen to the board, having been a partner in global engineering, design and project management consultancy, Arcadis, for twenty years. Peter is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a Fellow of the Royal Society for Arts. He is a Trustee of Care for St Anne’s, a Freeman of the City of London and chairs the London Council of the CBI.

**Paul Whitnall**
*Campaign Board member*
Paul is a member of the St Anne's congregation, a trustee of Care for St Anne's, and a long-term resident of East London. A senior charity manager for the past 30 years, he has long service as the ‘Buildings for Mission Adviser’ in Chelmsford Diocese. Accordingly he knows the overlapping worlds of church, heritage and fundraising well. Paul enjoys facing the multiple challenges of mission, viability, and relevance our project brings forward.

**Philip Reddaway**
*Campaign Board member*
Philip had a long career in the London advertising business in the field of communications strategy, and a second career as a wine educator and wine tour leader in France where he lived for 15 years. Now living in Limehouse with his family, adjacent to St Anne’s, he found becoming involved in this remarkable building irresistible. He is Chair of the Care for St Anne’s management committee, and has led the NLHF bid team on partnerships, community consultation, as well as developing a volunteer team to open the church to visitors.

**David Maerz**
*Campaign Board member*
David is a member of the St Anne’s congregation and serves on its Parochial Church Council. He is also a member of the Care for St Anne’s board. Prior to his retirement in early 2023, David was a Senior Vice President at one of the largest FTSE 100 corporations. David and his wife have recently made the Docklands their home. They have four adult children and two grandchildren.

**Dr Christopher Turner**
*Campaign Board member*
Dr Christopher Turner is Keeper of Art, Architecture, Photography and Design at the V&A Museum and a resident of Limehouse. He was Founding Director of London Design Biennale in 2016, and the Artistic Director in 2018. Turner studied Anthropology, Archaeology and History of Art at the University of Cambridge and has a PhD from the University of London. A former editor of Modern Painters and Icon, he writes for the London Review of Books, Literary Review, Guardian and Apollo on architecture, design and culture.

Emma Wilcox
Campaign Board Member

Emma has thirty years’ experience in the cultural and creative industries. Her specialism is in purposeful placemaking, delivering culture-led regeneration with equity and relevance. Her expertise has been honed across a wide range of roles, most recently as the founding Director of Creative Estuary, as a consultant to local government and to arts and cultural organisations including Turner Contemporary, Creative Folkestone and Culture Trust Luton and in her previous role at Arts Council England. She has a track record of building partnerships across the public and private sectors to maximise investment and add value to complex programmes. Emma is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a non-executive Director and trustee of the charity People United.