Trustees

Mary was formerly a Consultant Urological Surgeon specialising in neurourology and functional and reconstructive urological surgery. Having gained a PhD in the Molecular Biology of the Bladder in Health and Disease she developed a career long interest and specialist expertise in the management of benign, chronic disorders of the bladder,…

Angela joined The Urology Foundation's Board of Trustees at the end of 2018. She currently works for AIG and heads up the Firm's Finance team within the Europe Asset Management division. Prior to joining AIG, she worked as the EMEA Controller for Custody & Securities Lending (WSS) in JP Morgan…

Mark has over 30 years engineering, consulting and professional services experience. A former Partner at KPMG Consulting and Managing Director at Atos International IT Services. Mark’s specialization has focused on engineering, business improvement, product development, commercial management, programme risk advisory services and global client management in various sectors. In 2016…

I support TUF because I'm passionate about urology and treating people with urological diseases and TUF funds key research to enable this. TUF supported me in my early career, and continues to support the training needs of other surgeons to help improve the lives of our patients. Ben Challacombe is…

Mike has over 40 years working in Business Transformation delivering Change Projects that take large organisations from their current position to a place they want to move to. He has worked for consultancies and in the Financial Services sector. A former CEO at a start up IT services company, he…

Hannah Warren is a trainee urologist in London. She has an interest in kidney cancer, and is planning to undertake a PhD in this field. She was drawn to urology for the pioneering use of technology, and positive clinical experiences. Hannah is a committee member of BURST, a trainee-lead urology…

Kieran O’Flynn graduated from University College Dublin in 1982. He obtained his FRCSI in 1986, before moving to working in Scotland in 1987. He worked as a clinical lecturer in Sheffield from 1989-1991 and then became a senior registrar in Urology in Manchester gaining his specialist certification, FRCS(Urol), in 1994.…

Imran Ahmad is currently Professor of Urological Oncology at the CRUK Scotland Institute and the University of Glasgow