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The Partnership – Membership

The Partnership – Steering Group Membership

The Steering Group contains several key organisations and individuals, all with a specific interest or experience in improving quality of life across the city. The members have also taken on roles as champions for the current themes, to ensure delivery of key objectives.

  • Jackie Wilderspin (Chair)
    Head of Partnerships and Health Inequalities, Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust
  • Alison Baxter (Vice Chair)
    Chief Executive, Oxfordshire Community and Voluntary Action
  • Joe Barclay
    Regional Liaison Director, University of Oxford
  • Debbie Dance
    Director, Oxford Preservation Trust
  • Sally Dicketts
    Principal, Oxford and Cherwell Valley College
  • David Doughty
    Chief Executive, Oxfordshire Economic Partnership
  • Chris Farthing
    Locality Manager, Government Office for the South East
  • Warren Ralls
    Area Director, South East England Development Agency
  • Rex Knight
    Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Oxford Brookes University
  • Sarah Maxfield
    Chief Executive, Oxford Inspires
  • Cllr Keith Mitchell
    Leader, Oxfordshire County Council
  • Andrew Murray
    Oxford Area Commander, Thames Valley Police
  • Oliver O'Dell
    Chief Executive, OX1 (Oxford City Centre Management Company)
  • Cllr Bob Price
    Leader, Oxford City Council
  • Peter Sloman
    Chief Executive, Oxford City Council

Role of Steering Group Members:

  • To act as champions for the future of the city and its communities and for the delivery of Community Strategy objectives.
  • To promote open and accountable partnership working with a city-wide perspective.
  • To have an inclusive outlook for all citizens, residents, and workers, especially those traditionally marginalised.
  • To understand the principles of sustainability, and the need to balance environmental, social and economic concerns to achieve long-term improvements in quality of life.
  • To represent and promote the wider interests of the city at a regional, national, and international level.
  • To exert influence across a range of organisations and sectors to shape resource planning and provide more integrated services in partnership with the community.
  • To provide a co-ordinated route for channelling new funding and development opportunities into the city.

Co-ordinator

  • Sebastian Johnson
    Partnership Manager, Oxford City Council
 

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