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Publish date: 14 December 2022
This year’s election saw six new governors elected to our council and three existing governors re-elected. Speaking about her successful nomination to our Council of Governors, new staff governor and quality improvement lead in our emergency services division, Lami Akinsanya (pictured left) said: “I really want to be a positive voice representing staff across all levels of our organisation and hopefully make UCLH an even better place to work for all our staff, whatever they do and whatever their background.”
Patient governor Kevin Lau (left) said: “I’ve been a patient at UCLH since 2019 and one of the reasons I wanted to become a governor was to give something back. It’s a great way to feed back about my experience as a patient to enhance the patient experience for everyone.”
Our Council of Governors recently met in person for the first time in more than two years to discuss topics such as how they can engage with and represent our members; including patients, public and staff. If you would like to talk to one of the Governors or are interested in hearing more about the work of Governors and UCLH Membership please contact uclh.
The results of the 2022 election, which took place in accordance with Electoral Commission guidelines, are published below.
Constituency |
Governor |
Public |
Alex De Mont (re-elected) |
Patient: London Based |
Sally Mackenzie Kevin Lau Vincent Wolf (re-elected) Susan Wolfe |
Patient: Out of London |
Philip Matthews (re-elected) |
Staff: Non-clinical |
Lami Akinsanya (quality improvement lead, Emergency Services) Victoria Banks (deputy divisional manager for Emergency Services) |
Staff: Other clinical |
Prince Amoah-Kusi (team leader, Therapeutic Radiography team) |
If you are interested in standing as Governor and would like to be notified when next year’s elections open, please contact the UCLH Membership Office at uclh.
Find out more about our Council of Governors >
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