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Staff and Culture Strategy Committee

The Staff and Culture Strategy Committee is a standing committee of Council and is responsible for the provision of oversight of the people and culture strategy approved by Council, monitoring progress on achieving agreed objectives delegated to the executive for implementation, and providing advice and guidance to the senior executive as required. In carrying out its responsibilities the Committee will look at the whole staff experience, recognising that a great staff experience is essential to a great student experience. 

Membership

We are delighted to have appointed seven talented and experienced colleagues from across academic and professional services to become Committee members. The King’s College London Student Union (KCLSU) President will represent and be an active voice for our students which is vital in building a thriving staff community.   

We also welcome four independent members, who share our commitment to focusing on people and culture and student success. Coming from a variety of different industry backgrounds we value the breadth of experience and perspectives they will bring to discussions. All our independent members are unpaid and give up their time voluntarily.   

Staff and Culture Strategy Committee membership

Composition2023-2024 Membership

Ex-Officio members

Vice-Chair of Council, Chair of Remuneration Committee - Nhuoc Lan Tu (Chair)

President KCLSU - Steven Suresh

Vice President (People & Talent) - Fiona Roberts

The Reverend The Dean - Dr Ellen Clark-King

Director Organisation Development & EDI - Lorraine Kelly

Independent members

Donna Catley, Independent Member of Council

Maria Kokkinou, HR Director, Rolls-Royce PLC, Civil Aerospace

Dale Haddon, HR Director, Royal Opera House

Stuart Macdonald, Director of Industrial Relations, Royal Mail Group

 Staff members

 Dr Hillary Briffa, Department of War Studies (staff member of Council)

Sabrina Fernandez, Head of Operations, Sanctuary Programme

Professor Humeira Iqtidar, Professor of Politics, SSPP

Dr Sasha Scambler, Reader, Medical Sociology, FoDOCS

TBD - three seats