Richard Lintott has been involved in Leo House since its inception and was a founder Trustee. He is currently chairman. He has been actively involved in the Lions for 30 years and has been President of Brighton Lions several times. A retired school bursar, he is now an adviser for the Citizens’ Advice Bureau, keen golfer and sports fan.
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Angie Lintott joined Leo House in 2001 following a sabbatical from her work in IT management. She now liaises with the nurses’ teams at Chestnut Tree House and South Downs. An avid golfer, she has a successful allotment and works as a welfare officer for a benevolent charity. She met Richard through Leo House and they were married in 2007.
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Carolyn Collard is Leo House at Home Treasurer. In her day job she's finance manager for Glyndebourne Opera, she is treasurer for Brighton & Hove Independent Mediation Service and chairman of Sussex Crimestoppers. She enjoys walking on the beach at home in Brighton and can be found regularly sneaking away for a few days to a remote part of England with just her walking boots and a big pile of books.
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Alistair Harvey joined Leo house in 2008 as company secretary. Alistair has spend the last 20 years working in the tech and new media business helping companies grow. When not working Alistair can be found cyling, or occasionally inline skating, along brighton seafront!
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Graham Jeffs is a Finance Director with experience in a wide variety of businesses from helicopter simulators, ferry operations, and late night venues to wine importing and general retailing. Graham is a Chartered Accountant and Treasurer of St Barnabas hospice. Has lived in West Chiltington since 1993 and enjoys skiing, DIY, the outdoors and travelling.
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John Culley has a long-standing interest in palliative care and has recently become a member of ACT - the Association for Children's Palliative Care. He has also been a trustee of other charities, one based in Brighton. Having trained as a lawyer, John works in the City of London, where he is the manager of a marine insurance association. He has just completed a postgraduate course in voluntary sector management at Cass Business School’s Centre for Charity Effectiveness. Outside work and volunteer commitments, John likes to spend time with his family. He is interested in architecture, current affairs and history and has an irrational (and frustrating) devotion to Southampton FC. John moved to Sussex in 1987 and now lives in Lewes.
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Anne Cotton is a former Sales and Marketing Manager in the house building trade, now semi-retired. She is an enthusiastic grandmother who is a keen walker, a lover of old movies and novels, and an active supporter of Fringe theatre. Her adult children are both healthy, and Anne hopes to contribute to the support Leo House can give to those less fortunate.
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