MICHAEL QUICKE
Michael Quicke joined CCLA in March 2006 and is the Chief Executive. Before joining the Company he was the Chief Executive of Leopold Joseph Holdings PLC, the private banking and asset management group which was quoted on the London Stock Exchange. He is a Trustee of the National Trust and Chairman of its Audit Committee and Investment Panel. He is aged 49 and is a mathematics graduate.

JAMES BEVAN
James Bevan joined CCLA as Chief Investment Officer in November 2006. Before joining the Company he had been the Head of Asset Management at Abbey. James joined Abbey in 1999 to create Inscape, the multi manager based service for the mass affluent market. The success of Inscape was followed by the launch of Abbey Multi Manager, a high quality manager-of-managers product. In 2002, James was appointed Chief Investment Officer, before becoming Head of Asset Management in 2004. Under his guidance Abbey moved to a multi manager sub-advisory approach for all equity and bond portfolios, and expanded the use of alternative strategies. Prior to Abbey, James was Chief Investment Officer for Barclays Stockbrokers and Barclays Personal Investment Management, having joined BZW in 1988 from research at Cambridge University.

ANDREW ROBINSON
Andrew Robinson joined CCLA as Director of Market Development in November 2006. He is a trustee of a number of organisations seeking to make a tangible difference in the UK’s most disadvantaged communities, and a member of a number of related government working groups and task force. Previously he was the head of Community Development Banking for RBS and NatWest, leading a cross-divisional team responsible for the not-for-profit and social enterprise sectors. Andrew was also the founding director of the UK's first community development finance institution (CDFI) to provide loan finance to voluntary and community sector organisations working in the most disadvantaged communities in England. Prior to these roles he worked for the Royal Bank of Canada, a foundation and a health related charity. Andrew has a BA (Eng Lit) and a MBA. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts, and was recognised MBE for services to social and community enterprise in 2003.

COLIN PETERS
Colin Peters is an Investment Director of CCLA with overall responsibility for the operation of the Investment Department. He is the Fund Manager responsible for the CBF Church of England Fixed Interest Securities and Deposit Funds. With a mathematics and statistic degree, he has worked previously for Norwich Union and for London and Manchester Assurance and joined the office in 1987.