Dan is a lifelong Woking FC fan and enjoyed growing up with his Saturdays being filled with the roars of Woking stadium. His combined experience of working in the commercial, education and charitable sectors puts Dan in a unique position to bring a broad range of perspectives and insights. As a trustee, he utilises his skills in problem-solving, galvanising ideas and pioneering new initiatives. He is driven by a strong desire to see football positively impact the local community and empowering people to thrive and achieve.

Trevor has lived in the Woking area since 1968. He has been a Woking FC supporter for more than 45 years, assisting his wife Lynne with Junior Cards activities and ensuring that their four boys were fully involved in supporting the club. He spent his career working for a major bank and then a building society, retiring in 2023. Trevor volunteered to assist the CITC trustees with admin work four years ago and this role has developed into the Charity Secretary role he now undertakes

Lynne has lived in Woking since she was 4 years old. She and her family were regulars at Woking FC matches and so began a lifelong love for the club. Lynne created the successful Junior Cards in the early 90s and then went on to work with Woking Borough Council to set up Woking Football in the Community, which subsequently developed into CITC. Lynne became a trustee of CITC in 2019 and is also a trustee of another small charity.

Jane worked in the insurance industry for 23 years as a claims adjuster for Lloyds syndicates and Zurich. In 2004 she changed direction and joined Woking Football in the Community, where she later became Head of Youth and Community. Jane retired from her post in September 2021 and became a trustee of CITC in February 2022. Jane believes that community work should be all inclusive. She is particularly focused on ensuring that CITC continues to grow and staff are developed to their full potential.