Our Trustees
Delyth Lloyd-Evans
Chair
Delyth has been the chair at VANS since 2017. She has extensive Board level experience in the Private and Public Sector and is a strategic leader specialising in performance improvement, transformational change, and business coaching. She brings a care and commercial approach and addresses issues with integrity, business focus and respect. Her passion is to enable individuals and organisations to deliver high quality services, add value to the business; social value to the community and deliver creative and sustainable improvements.
Currently she Chairs Voluntary Action North Somerset (VANS) and is Chair of a Social Enterprise in Somerset providing Learning Disability services. She owns three successful businesses in Property Development, Strategic leadership/coaching, and an established and growing Café-Bar. She is Deputy Chair of a Safeguarding Board, and Non-Executive of a Housing Association and their Commercial Development Company and is a Trustee of a local charity.
Ken Beecham
Ken brings extensive management consulting and business experience plus 25 years as a volunteer trustee/director. He has strong analytical and critical thinking skills, combined with creativity and imagination; he is enthusiastic and driven yet also flexible and sensitive to others. With strengths in strategy, finance, organisational change and governance, he has a track record of making things happen, in a succession of leadership roles.
As a partner with Deloitte and with Anderson Consulting, he worked with clients at Board level to achieve strategic change and performance improvement and on government policy work. He’s also successfully owned several businesses. He’s served on the boards of Plymouth University and a not-for-profit marketing consortium and chaired a key committee at the Diocese of Bath & Wells. He has strong links with the American West and in 2014 became trustee of a renowned Western history and art museum in Arizona. His strong commitment to serving through volunteering includes being a volunteer/guide with the Arizona Museum and with Bishop’s Palace in Wells.
Sally Quigg
Sally is a dynamic communications leader with expertise in strategy, public relations, and stakeholder engagement. She brings a wealth of perspective and a passion for innovative communications, collaborative working and delivering impactful results. Her career spans both the private and public sectors, as well as running her own business. Notable roles include leading financial PR at UNITE Group during a rebrand and period of significant share price growth and overseeing communications for the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympic Games at Arup.
Recently, as Associate Director of Communications & Engagement for the NHS Vaccination Programme in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire, Sally led communications for one of England’s top-performing COVID-19 vaccination programmes, focusing on underserved communities.
Sally holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Business from the University of Cambridge and in 2024 achieved Public Relations Chartership. A two-time World Champion in Beach Ultimate Frisbee, Sally brings the same dedication to her professional endeavours.