Lambeth First Enterprise Board welcomes new members

The Lambeth First Enterprise Board has welcomed new members following a recent recruitment process from business owners across the borough.

The business-led enterprise board provides a forum for supporting business growth and enterprise in Lambeth and acts as the link between the public and private (including social enterprise) sectors in the borough. 

The board’s new members come from a variety of local businesses including restaurants, an IT consultancy, an events and marketing agency and creative/design consultancies.

A key priority for the new board will be to consider the effects of the economic downturn and to help businesses survive the recession and when the economy recovers, take advantage of new and emerging opportunities.

The new board’s first meeting will be in April.

Private sector members include:

• Charles Barclay, Charles Barclay Architects
• Maame Baryeh, Untold (Fashion Collective)
• Deborah Bestwick, Oval House Theatre
• Rebekah Bloom, Hemp Global Solutions Ltd
• Philippe Castaing, Opus/Upstairs
• Peter Edwards, South London Press
• Peter Erftemeijer, Mot Juste
• Stuart Horwood, Brixton Traders' Fed
• Ted Inman, South Bank Employers’ Group
• Mitchell Jacobs, MO-SHON
• Neelofar Khan, Chilli Chutney
• Mark Riches, First Protocol Event Management Ltd
• Margot Rodway-Brown, Adornment 
• Liz Rolfs, On Course Training
• Helen Santer, Waterloo Qtr

Public sector members include:

• Malcolm Brabon, Serco Solutions (Business Link)
• Cllr John Kazantzis (Chair) – Cabinet Member – Employment and Enterprise
• Dr Ed Tinley, London South Bank University
• Shirley Woodcock, Lambeth College

The board is supported by officers from the councils’ regeneration and enterprise division.

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