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We are a 10 strong team, from a diverse range of backgrounds, with the shared aim of providing the best possible services for people from north Southwark.

Cristina O’Halloran (Director and Clerk)	Michael Juffs (Finance & Admin Assistant)	Margaret Hilton (House Manager)

Elizabeth Caccamo (Senior House Manager)

Please click on a picture to read more about each team member.

Philip Sturrock (Warden of the Great Account)	Ann Clayton (Thomas Cure Warden)	Tim McNally (Newcommen Warden

	Colin Jones (College Warden)	)

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Cristina O’Halloran (Director and Clerk)

Cristina has been the Charity’s Director and Clerk since 2002. She is responsible for the overall management of the Charity, acts as Clerk to the Board of Trustees, and is Company Secretary to the Charity’s registered company.

Cristina started her career in international banking. She then worked in local government in both administration and grant-making for 9 years before joining a grant-making marine charity as its chief executive in 1993. She is a Brazilian national and was educated in the United States and Britain. For the last 12 years she has been a volunteer host for Contact the Elderly.

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Michael Juffs (Finance and Administrative Assistant)

Michael has over 25 years experience in jobs involving finance reporting and management. He started his career working in the W.H.Smith Group for over 10 years; having a successful bookstore management career and latterly undertaking financial management training in Waterstone’s stores throughout the UK as the company expanded into other areas through acquisitions.

After leaving the retail sector, Michael worked briefly as an advertising manager for a London community newspaper before joining the NHS working at the Jefferies Wing of St Mary’s Hospital in London where he undertook data analysis and reporting on public health statistics. He has also worked voluntarily as a case advocate worker for a disability charity.

Michael has been with United St. Saviour’s Charity since March 2005, working part-time as the Charity’s finance assistant.

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Margaret Hilton (House Manager)

Maggie joined the Charity in 2002. She trained and worked as a nurse for many years in Scotland. For 18 months she ran a family hotel in central London which she says was an invaluable learning experience.

Maggie’s role as House Manager involves checking on the welfare of residents of St Saviour’s College. She is the residents’ first port of call, and deals with day- to- day problems, welcoming new residents and settling them in.

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Elizabeth Caccamo (Senior House Manager)

Elizabeth was born in Poland, where she obtained a master’s degree in Chemistry and has worked for organisations serving the Polish community in the UK for the last 20 years.

In her last appointment she managed the offices of the Polish Trustee Association in London.

Elizabeth is married with two children, and lists her hobbies as reading, travelling, and playing bridge.

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Philip Sturrock (Warden of the Great Account)

Philip Sturrock has worked in book publishing since leaving university. He has been Managing Director of Pitman Books, Routledge and Kogan Paul and Chairman and Chief Executive of Cassell and The Continuum International Publishing Group. He is currently Chairman of Osprey Publishing Ltd and Shire Publications Ltd.

He is active in Church organisations and is a Governor of a grammar school in the Midlands. Married with three children, he has lived in Southwark for three years and enjoys being part of a changing and lively community.

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Mrs Ann Clayton (Thomas Cure Warden)

Ann grew up in Southwark and was educated at Charles Dickens Primary, St Saviours and St Olaves Grammar School and Southwark Polytechnic. Her working life was spent in Human Resources working for large accountancy practices and software companies before a change of career which led her into housing.

She has worked for both the private sector and registered social landlords providing housing services for the elderly. She is shortly to take on a new role as Co-ordinator for the Canada Water Consultative Committee.

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Tim McNally (Newcomen Warden)(

Tim is the Newcomen Warden and is Chair of the Grants Committee

Tim McNally lives in The Paragon SE1 and is a local councillor in Southwark and is Executive Member for Resources (finance and budget, IT, property, human resources, revenues & benefits, council tax, complaints, website and customer services) at Southwark Council.

Tim has been a local school governor and works as chief executive of an ICT consultancy working with trades unions and non-profit organisations.

Before becoming a councillor Tim was active on the committee of his local tenants & residents association TNRA.

Tim is a Fellow of the British Computer Society, a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Great Britain and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts

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Colin Jones (College Warden)rden)

Colin Jones is Development Director of YouthNet, the on-line charity providing information, advice and guidance for 16-24 year olds via www.thesite.org and www.do-it.org. Responsible for all voluntary income and finance he also heads up YouthNet’s research function guiding the development of the charity’s services providing impact measurement and the intelligence needed to support young people in the most effective way. Colin’s team just won Fundraising Charity of the Year at the Professional Fundraising Awards and Best Charity to Work For in the Charity Times Awards!

Having graduated as an industrial designer in 1990, he worked for RM Associates a London design and architectural practice. As Account Director, clients included the London School of Economics and Whiskers cat food!

Colin is an ‘early bird’ and so don’t call his bluff by asking for a 6am breakfast meeting because you’ll loose! On the flip side you won’t get much sense out of him post 17.30 in the afternoon unless it’s planned! He’s a fervent believer in the mantra ‘pessimists are usually right but optimists often live longer and are more successful’! His office desk is an extension of his home life and for the last five years Colin has been restoring an old house; we’re not convinced he’ll ever finish it…Colin has lived in Southwark with his partner a General Practitioner and Cardiologist since 1998.

Camilla McGibbon (Bell Warden)( Bell Warden

Camilla McGibbon has lived in the Borough Market area for

many years and is passionate about this unique place and its

people. Among her many involvements in SE1, she sits in an

advisory capacity as a "voice" of localism on the Tate

Modern Council and is past Chair of the Borough Market

Trust. Camilla is also a playwright working at the moment on

a farce.