CEO

Annie is a social entrepreneur and digital strategist who founded Tech4Good South West to build a connected, high-trust ecosystem where tech and social good work together. As CEO, she leads the organisation's growth across the South West bringing together charities, tech professionals, and mission-driven businesses to share skills, tackle systemic challenges, and demonstrate what ethical, place-based tech-for-good looks like at scale.

Head of Growth

Dhevesh brings over 15 years of experience across tech-for-good, B2B SaaS, banking, and social impact. He leads Tech4Good South West’s commercial partnerships, community hub growth, and corporate engagement strategy building the physical and financial foundations that underpin the organisation's expansion across the South West. An early-stage impact founder who has worked across startups, scale-ups, and enterprise, Dhevesh believes an engaged community is at the heart of all meaningful growth.

Head of Non-Profit Partnerships & Skills

Ed has spent 20 years working in the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector, directly supporting charities and social enterprises to develop and grow. He leads Tech4Good South West's relationships with the non-profit sector and oversees the skills volunteering and Tech Together programmes ensuring what Tech4Good South West does is grounded in the real needs of the communities and organisations it serves. Ed was co-founder of Tech4Good Bristol, which became Tech4Good South West, and remains passionate about closing the digital divide across the region.

Head of AI Programmes

Bronwyn brings deep tech industry expertise to Tech4Good South West, shaping the organisation's AI programmes and enterprise partnerships from the inside out. A co-founder of Polecat, she scaled the business from consultancy to pioneering SaaS, leading the development of AI tools used by Fortune 500 companies. She created and leads Tech4Good South West’s AI Living Lab, a flagship programme pairing tech industry volunteers with charities and social enterprises to build real AI solutions - and is the driving force behind connecting the tech industry with meaningful social impact as the organisation scales.

CFO

Jonathan is a Finance Director and consultant with extensive board-level experience in entrepreneurial growth businesses across the creative and professional services sectors. Through his consultancy Luculent, he helps organisations achieve financial clarity, build robust strategy, and make data-driven decisions that support sustainable growth. Jonathan supports Tech4Good South West as Fractional CFO, bringing commercial rigour and strategic financial oversight as the organisation scales - and a genuine belief that good finance goes beyond the numbers to the people and purpose behind them.

Ecosystem Development Lead

Ashleigh leads ecosystem development at Tech4Good South West, connecting technologists and changemakers through strategic events, partnerships, and community building. In her day job she is Social Value Sales Lead at Neighbourly, helping bid and social value teams move beyond compliance to deliver social value responses that are specific, measurable, and genuinely achievable. She's motivated by connecting people and using tech to solve complex problems — whether at a national scale or in local communities across the South West.

Community Facilitation

Lucy is the founder and lead facilitator at Climate Play, where she transforms the way people think, communicate, and take action on sustainability through play-based methods. Before launching Climate Play, she spent ten years in NGO advocacy and public affairs, shaping policy and forging partnerships on key social and environmental issues. Lucy is fascinated by the psychology of learning, how to engage people on topics that make them want to look away.

Gloucestershire Community Connector

Jason brings people together naturally, seeing possibility where others see complexity. Working within global tech, he leads community growth, customer education and content strategy — spanning live training, webinars, video production and knowledge systems. He's passionate about ethical tech and AI literacy, building spaces where people feel confident engaging with technology rather than overwhelmed by it.

Gloucestershire Community Connector

Matthew has over a decade of experience guiding organisations through complex digital transformation, with first-hand experience of how the right tools can change everything. With a background in delivery and operations management, he's focused on getting things done and creating the right conditions for projects to succeed. Matthew is here to help create real, lasting social value - long-term, sustainable local growth that leaves communities stronger.

Devon Community Connector

Currently working at InExeter, Mia leads city-based projects focused on sustainability and placemaking. With a background in marketing, partnerships, and community development across the tech and VCSE sectors, she supports connections between people, organisations, and ideas — and is particularly interested in how collaboration and local knowledge can help communities thrive.

Devon Community Connector

Rob has taught corporate responsibility, sustainability and coaching at Bayes Business School for 12 years, combined with a consultancy career working with schools and charities to connect with business. Previously at Marks & Spencer and Business in the Community, he led the development of skills-based volunteering and pro bono programmes across the UK. Rob's core skill is connecting for good, matching the skills of the business community to the organisations and people that need them most.