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MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Office of the Public Guardian appoints non-executive Board Chair

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Alison Sansome appointed as non-executive Board Chair for the Office of the Public Guardian.

Alison Sansome has been appointed as the new non-executive Board Chair for the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). In her role, Alison will lead the Board, facilitating Board meetings and helping to inform decision making, using her knowledge and expertise to provide independent scrutiny and constructive advice.  

Non-executives are senior external figures who provide independent advice, support, and challenge to government departments on policy implementation, operational delivery, and strategic direction. 

The non-executive Board Chair has regular meetings with the Chief Executive to reflect on the organisation’s direction and the board’s role in supporting and challenging the executive team. Alison has extensive board, committee and tribunal experience in a range of sectors including justice, health, defence, emergency services and information technology. She currently holds a number of roles in a non-executive portfolio, including Vice Chair of the Fire Standards Board and Board Member for the Office of Legal Complaints. Alison also previously held several Senior Civil Service roles in the Ministry of Defence. 

On Alison’s appointment, Public Guardian and Chief Executive Amy Holmes, said: 

“We’re delighted to have Alison join the OPG Board. Alison has a wealth of knowledge and experience, including time within the Civil Service. Her expertise is welcomed by the Board and will be key in creating positive impact for our customers.”

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Published 31 January 2025

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