Board Members

	Liz Bromley Interim Joint Institutional Head of the University of Central Lancashire Liz Bromley was appointed as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Corporate) at UCLan in August 2016. In late 2018 she became interim Joint Institutional Head of the University, alongside Lynne Livesey, DVC (Academic).
	Professor Paul Croney Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive of Teesside University Professor Croney became Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of Teesside University in May 2015.
	Professor Alistair Fitt Vice-Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University Professor Fitt is the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University. Alistair was previously Pro Vice-Chancellor at Oxford Brookes and had a remit that covered all research and knowledge exchange at the university.
	Professor Graham Galbraith Vice-Chancellor at the University of Portsmouth Professor Galbraith took up the post as Vice-Chancellor at the University of Portsmouth in 2013. He was previously the Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Hertfordshire.
	Professor Debra Humphris Vice-Chancellor of the University of Brighton and Treasurer of University Alliance Professor Debra Humphris joined the University of Brighton in December 2015 from Imperial College London where she held the positions of Pro-Rector (Education) and Vice Provost (Education) since 2012.
	Professor John Latham Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer at Coventry University and Chair of University Alliance Professor Latham was appointed Vice-Chancellor of Coventry University in 2014. Prior to this, he was Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Business Development, overseeing all industrial-academic link activities.
	Professor Julie Lydon OBE Vice-Chancellor of the University of South Wales and Deputy Chair of University Alliance Professor Lydon took up the position of Vice-Chancellor of the University in 2013. She became Vice-Chancellor of the University of Glamorgan in 2010 where she previously held the position of Deputy Vice-Chancellor.
	Professor David Maguire Vice-Chancellor of the University of Greenwich Professor Maguire became Vice-Chancellor of the University of Greenwich in October 2011. David was previously Pro Vice-Chancellor at Birmingham City University. He is an acknowledged expert in computer mapping and geographic information systems.
	Professor Helen Marshall Vice-Chancellor at University of Salford Professor Marshall was appointed  Vice-Chancellor at the University of Salford in April 2015. Helen had been Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University since 2013 and was Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of South Wales (previously University of Glamorgan) prior to this.
	Professor Quintin McKellar CBE Vice-Chancellor at the University of Hertfordshire Professor McKellar became Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire in January 2011. He was previously Principal of The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) of the University of London.
	Professor Edward Peck Vice-Chancellor of Nottingham Trent University  Professor Peck became Vice-Chancellor of Nottingham Trent University in 2014 from the University of Birmingham where he was Pro Vice-Chancellor and Head of the College of Social Sciences.
	Professor Malcolm Press Vice-Chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University Malcolm Press is Vice-Chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University, having worked previously at the Universities of Birmingham, Sheffield and Manchester.
	Professor Steven Spier Vice-Chancellor at Kingston University Professor Spier was appointed Vice-Chancellor of Kingston University in May 2017 having served as Acting Vice-Chancellor since October 2016.
	Mark Power Interim Head of Institution of Liverpool John Moores University Mark Power is the Interim Head of Institution and Chief Executive and attends Academic Board and the Board of Governors.
	Professor Steve West CBE Vice-Chancellor of University of the West of England Professor West trained as a Podiatrist and Podiatric Surgeon in London, working in the NHS and private sector. He held a number of academic and leadership roles before becoming Vice-Chancellor of UWE in 2008.