DigiTay Technology Work Experience Programme – Now open
Org SupportDigiTay is piloting a Tay Cities Technology Work Experience Programme, offering up to £3,000 to employers to host a technology student on a 6–8 week…
Katherine Crawford grew up near Dunkeld and has lived in the Dundee area for about 30 years. Katherine graduated from Edinburgh University in 1989 with a law degree and a diploma in legal practice.
Katherine has had a wide ranging career. She ran an outdoor events and tourism company for some years, taught law at Dundee College but found her true passion in her 19 year career with Parkinson’s UK. Katherine was latterly the charity’s Director of Services and Safeguarding Lead for the UK , leading the charity’s wide ranging support services but is now back home in the area, keen to use her skills to support other charities in their work.
Katherine is married with a student son and enjoys lots of sociable outdoor activities, preferably in the company of friends and / or their dogs.
Jeff Hope is a retired solicitor. As managing partner of Miller Hendry solicitors for over 10 years he dealt with a wide variety of matters including staff, finance, IT and buildings. A former managing director of a financial services company he was also previously a course leader in financial services at Dundee Uni. Between 1993 and 2020 he was clerk to the City of Dundee Educational Trust dealing with all aspects of the day to day running of the charity.
Jeff is married and his wife Christine works in Dundee Carers Centre. He has two grown up children one of whom has just moved to Sweden which helps with holiday plans.
Pat Malone is a retired bank manager who spent the majority of her career with Royal Bank of Scotland. She was born and brought up in Dundee and holds a BA (Hons) in Financial Services from Napier University and Diploma of Higher Education in Humanities from The Open University.
Pat enjoys reading, walking and gardening. She is also an active member of the Old Craigie Road Allotment Association. She still lives in Dundee and is married with two children.
Martin Manzi was educated at Lawside Academy and graduated from Heriot Watt University in 1980 with a BSc Hons in Civil Engineering. He is a Chartered Engineer and has spent most of his career in the natural gas transportation industry and has held various senior management positions in engineering, safety, risk management and legal compliance. Now retired, his most recent position was Group Head of Safety with responsibility for overseeing the SHE company level strategy for SGN in the UK and for reporting on SHE performance and compliance at Board level.
Martin is a keen football fan and is a Director of the Dundee United Supporters’ Foundation. He lives in Dundee and is married with a son and a daughter.
Vanessa Martin is a semi -retired self employed, learning and development consultant and leadership coach. She has lived and worked in the Dundee area for more than 30 years working in roles in Dundee & Angus College, Radio Tay and Dundee City Council in addition to being self employed for the last 7 years.
She has an honours degree from the University of Bradford and an MBA from the University of Abertay together with post graduate qualifications in teaching, coaching and human resources.
She is a keen tennis player, ballet dancer, gardener and dog walker. She has two daughters.
Clara Seyfried is a psychology PhD student at the University of Dundee. Having spent most of their adult life in Dundee, Clara has taken up various volunteering positions during the years, as well as having completed an internship at Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action in 2021.
Clara is hoping to draw on their experiences in social research and representation roles to help the organisation evidence its successes, and to make its role clearer to Dundonians.
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