David Kenworthy QPM DL
Chair
David Kenworthy was appointed as Chair of UK Anti-Doping in July 2009. David is a former Chief Constable for North Yorkshire and served 35 years in law enforcement. David was a member of the National Anti-Doping Organisation (NADO) Project Board that has helped shape plans for UK Anti-Doping.
Michael Brace OBE
Michael is currently Chief Executive of VISION 2020 UK. He competed in six Winter Paralympic Games, was Chef de Mission in a seventh and acted as Head of Delegation at five Winter and Summer Paralympic Games, including Beijing 2008. He was Chairman of Paralympics GB from 2001 to 2008, a board member of London 2012 until February 2009 and has successfully managed sports teams in athletics, skiing and cricket. Michael was awarded an OBE in 2005 and a CBE in 2009 for services to Disabled Sport. Michael was a member of the NADO Project Board created to oversee the establishment of UK Anti-Doping.
Professor John Brewer
John is a Professor of Sport at the University of Bedfordshire, and also Chair of the British Handball Association. He began his career as Head of Sports Science for the Football Association and spent 18 years as joint Director of the Lilleshall Sports Injury and Human Performance Centre at Lilleshall National Sports Centre in Shropshire, delivering sports science support to a range of National Governing Bodies. He then moved to GlaxoSmithKline as Director of Sports Science and was Chair of the London Regional Sports Board.
Philip Carling
Since 2004 Philip has been the Chair of the Sports Council for Wales. Philip is a former Chief Executive of Nottinghamshire and Glamorgan County Cricket Clubs and was a member of the Test and County Cricket Board from 1978-1990. Philip is an experienced business consultant who has worked successfully with a number of organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors on major projects including the Rugby World Cup 1999, the Noah’s Ark Appeal and Mencap in Wales. Philip is also Chair of UK Sport's Remuneration Committee, is a member of UK Sport's Audit Committee and Major Events Panel and was a member of the NADO Project Board created to oversee the establishment of UK Anti-Doping.
Andrew Sellers
Andrew runs the London South East region Enforcement directorate of the Serious Organised Crime Agency. He is also a member of the ACPO Drugs Committee and is currently working closely with the Metropolitan Police Service and Home Office to meet the potential threat from serious organised crime to the 2012 Olympic Games. Andrew has worked closely with UK Sport on developing information sharing protocols and was a member of the NADO Project Board created to oversee the establishment of UK Anti-Doping.
Janice Shardlow
Janice is a solicitor and Head of Governance and Legal at the British Equestrian Federation. She has worked in the legal sector for over 25 years in private practice, legal education and sport. She is a current participant in the UK Sport International Leadership Programme.
Justin Turner QC
Justin has a PhD in Immunology from Cambridge University and is a QC. He is a member of GTAC, the department of health advisory committee on gene transfer and stem cell technology. His particular specialty is technical disputes cases concerning life sciences and in particular intellectual property disputes.
