The Bosdet Foundation has appointed three new board members as the Jersey charity prepares to increase its annual charitable giving to £700,000 in 2027.
Emily La Conte, Vickie Corson and Tracey Peters will officially take up their roles in December, following a recruitment appeal in September.
The trio bring experience spanning finance, charity governance, education and youth services.
Ms La Conte is a Chartered Company Secretary and committee member of BeachAbility Jersey, while Ms Corson, a qualified accountant, chairs the Maufant Youth Project and will become the Foundation’s new treasurer.
Ms Peters, a former lecturer, librarian and archivist, is also an advocate for Jèrriais.
She joins the board after ten years serving on the Youth Court Panel, with a particular interest in supporting young people.
The appointments follow the departures of Alison Fossey, Advocate Tony Robinson and Andy Tomlinson.
Mike Graham, managing director of Les Ormes, said he was “delighted to be welcoming three new board members”, adding that each member “brings something different.”
The charity’s budget is set to rise to £700,000 in 2027, with a longer-term commitment to giving £1 million annually by 2030.
The Foundation supports children, families and individuals in need across Jersey, with resort activities helping to fund its charitable work.
