George Bangham – Chairman

chairman@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

George is a second year history student at Emmanuel College. Prior to becoming Chairman he worked as head of foreign policy and chaired the London Riots sub-committee, producing a report for Lord Glasman. He has also written papers on policy towards humanitarian intervention, and is conducting research on the role of the UK’s National Security Council.

George’s wider interests include choral singing, playing hockey and travelling long distances by bike.

Alison Andrew – Director of TWS Policy

policy@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

David Baynard – Director for Publishing

publishing@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Rose Beale – Director of TWS Ideas

ideas@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Rose is a second year historian at Trinity, who is currently writing a report for TWS on the creative economy. She is Events Officer at Trinity Politics Society and volunteers at the Humanitarian Centre Cambridge – reporting on UK governmental policy  and facilitating events such as that on global health at the House of Commons. Likewise, she is involved with the Royal College of Defence Studies- the MOD’s strategic academy – as well as the Sudan-focused NGO Kids for Kids. Business strategy is also an interest: she works on a part-time basis for a London-based strategy and search firm.

More broadly, Rose is intrigued by topics of culture, social philosophy, law and religion.

Albert Beardow – Treasurer

treasurer@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Michael Campbell – Director for Guests

guests@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Michael is a first year philosophy student at Gonville & Caius College. He has contributed to a paper on re-governing London commissioned by Labour peer Lord Glasman and has a particular interest in foreign affairs.
In his spare time he enjoys drinking wine, reading Nietzsche and listening to the music of Bob Dylan.

Nick Crawford – Director of TWS Forum

twsforum@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Nick is a second year philosophy student at Gonville & Caius College. Before taking over the new TWS Forum, our networking arm, he chaired The Wilberforce Society. He has written a paper on policy towards human rights in India, and is now focusing on cyberpolicy.

Nick’s wider interests include seventeenth and eighteenth century history, the fine arts and classical music.

Millad Matin – Director for Press

press@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Millad is a second year PPS student at Emmanuel College. In his role as Director of Guests he is responsible for inviting guests active in different fields to chair and discuss policy proposals at the meetings of The Wilberforce Society.

Millad is particularly interested in foreign affairs and the European Union and in his spare time he enjoys listening to and discovering new music.

Anna Stansbury - Director for External Affairs

external@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Anna is a second year Economics student at St John’s College. Her interests include economic policy, social justice and education. She has written a commissioned report on corporation tax rates in Northern Ireland as well as papers on the repayment of student debt, and on tackling homelessness in the UK. She is currently part of the committee producing a commissioned report on reforming London’s local government.

In her spare time, Anna enjoys singing, cooking, travelling and learning languages. Although not all at the same time.

Richard Stockwell – Director for Publicity

publicity@wilberforcesociety.co.uk

Richard is a second year Classicist at Pembroke. His participation in The Wilberforce Society began as a member of the London riots sub-committee. He thoroughly enjoys all aspects of TWS and is determined to encourage more people to get involved with the society.
Outside TWS, Richard is President of the Pembroke Junior Parlour Committee and is a Theatre Critic for Varsity. He is also a keen cricketer and badminton player for his college.

Johnathan Zemlik – Secretary

secretary@wilberforcesociety.co.uk