Tim Howarth Chief Executive Officer Expand A teacher by trade, Tim has worked in a number of schools and educational organisations in the UK and Australia. In 2009 he took on a senior leadership position responsible for staff performance, development and training. More recently, as an educational consultant, Tim has worked with head teachers and school leaders to develop teaching and leadership capacity in UK schools. Tim first visited Ratanakiri Province in Cambodia in 2006, where, a few years later, the first UWS Community Schools would be developed. Together with his sister Anna, Tim has supported his father Chris Howarth, founder of UWS, to develop the charity. Since 2011 Tim increasingly devoted his time to growing and developing UWS, becoming Chief Operating Officer in 2012, and Chief Executive in 2015.
Richard Chadwick Director of Finance & Operations Expand Richard is responsible for the smooth running of Finance and Operations within UWS. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales and has over 20 years of senior management experience across the corporate (telecoms and retail) and charity sectors. Most recently Richard spent 11 years at The Prince's Trust, the UK's leading youth charity, initially as Deputy Director of Finance and then as Director of Programmes and Development. Richard is also a Trustee and Vice Chair of a London Multi-Academy Trust.
Hannah Richardson Head of Fundraising Expand Hannah is responsible for income generation for United World Schools. She is an experienced fundraiser and is passionate about leading teams to build strong relationships with donors, and enabling philanthropists to make transformational gifts. Most recently, Hannah spent 6 years at Médecins Sans Frontières, heading up the team responsible for major gifts from individuals, trusts and foundations, and companies. She is a Trustee of the Hospice of St Francis in Berkhamsted.
Peter Campling Global Programmes Director Expand Peter initially studied for a Degree and Masters in International Development and worked and travelled in India and Latin America as well as working as an actor, director and writer. He eventually became a teacher and has been working in the UK education system for the past 25 years. After seven years as Headteacher of an inner-London secondary school, Peter established himself as a leadership specialist, coach and trainer. He has worked for a range of schools across the primary and secondary sectors, as well as for leading national organisations such as the Association of School and College Leaders, Ambition School Leadership, the Cooperative College and Oxfam Education. Peter is very excited to be taking up the new role of Global Programmes Director for UWS, which will fully utilise the experience he has gained from his varied career to date. Beyond working life, Peter has two teenage children and a passion for sport, music and the theatre and still indulges in creative writing of his own, when he can find the time.