The Duchess of Edinburgh’s wide range of interests, include the care of children and young people, supporting people with disabilities, the elimination of avoidable blindness and championing the sight loss community, agriculture, fashion and gender equality.
The Duchess is Patron of over 70 charities and organisations.
Three-time F1 World Champion, Sir Jackie plays an active role in the sport as a Global Ambassador for Heineken and a Rolex Testimonee.
Since his wife Helen’s diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, Sir Jackie has devoted his efforts to Race Against Dementia.
Bridget headed up the Investment Management Group at London law firm, Macfarlanes. She holds several non-executive positions and advisory roles in the private equity sector.
Jonathan Berger is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of TP Birch Grove and Co-Head of Credit of Third Point. TP Birch Grove is a diversified credit asset manager and division of Third Point LLC. He is a member of the Wharton Leadership Advisory Board of the University of Pennsylvania
John is Group Chairman of John Clark Motor Group which he founded in 1976. Successful in business and successful on the track, John raced in the British Touring Car Championships.
Will is a non-executive director for McLaren Automotive and McLaren Racing, with over 25 years’ experience in motorsport. He is actively engaged in global international relations with expertise in the Middle East.
Sir Alex Ferguson’s 39-year management career saw him win 49 trophies, making him the most successful manager in British football history.
After early success at Aberdeen, including the 1983 Cup-Winners’ Cup, he led Manchester United to 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups, and two Champions League wins – one as part of the historic 1999 Treble. Renowned for attacking football and developing homegrown talent, he retired in 2013 after 1,500 games.
Sir Alex has seen first-hand the impact that dementia has and is a proud supporter of Race Against Dementia’s mission to speed up progress in finding a cure. “Dementia is a fight we cannot afford to lose” – Sir Alex Ferguson.
Florence is known for being an actress and producer, born and raised in Oxford.
She uses her platform and social media to raise awareness for multiple issues and in July 2023 proudly became an Ambassador for Race Against Dementia. Through supporting the charity, she will shine a light on dementia research and encourage others to get involved to beat this devastating disease, faster.
Johnny Mowlem is a four time British and one time European Le Mans Series GT champion. During his career as a professional racing driver, Johnny was ranked as one of the best sports car/ GT drivers in the world, achieving victories and podium finishes in almost all the world’s major sports car races.
He currently owns Red River Sport, a motorsport mentoring, coaching and management agency.
Johnny has known the Stewart family for decades, having been chosen during his single seater career to race for Paul Stewart Racing.
Johnny has had personal experience of the horrid effects of dementia as his mother has been suffering from vascular dementia for several years now and this has increased his motivation to help wherever possible to try and combat this terrible disease as a chosen ambassador for Race Against Dementia.
Christian works in Formula 1 as a host on two F1 Podcasts. The Fast and The Curious and F1 Explains. He’s also featured on F1TV and BBC Radio 5Live F1. Before working in sport, Christian spent 5 years as a reporter and presenter at BBC Radio 1’s Newsbeat. A motorsport fanatic, Christian has always been around fast cars and raced karts across the UK as a teenager.
In 2023 Christian’s Mum Cheryl was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, which has changed his family’s life forever. Christian has become passionate about helping Race Against Dementia in any way possible and is also a patron of the world-leading motorsport LGBT+ movement Racing Pride.
As a member of the Executive Committee, Linda advises on Race Against Dementia’s day-to-day responsibilities.
As a member of the Executive Committee, Chris advises on Race Against Dementia’s day-to-day responsibilities.
Bridget headed up the Investment Management Group at London law firm, Macfarlanes. She holds several non-executive positions and advisory roles in the private equity sector.
Tara is Deputy Director at the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences at the University of Edinburgh, President of the British Neuroscience Association and sits on the Advisory board of Alzheimer’s Research UK.
Iona spent the previous 20 years managing the financial affairs of a property company.
Jan is Race Against Dementia’s administrative manager. Previously, Jan worked for a children and young person’s charity.
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