The Board
Simon Lewis was appointed Chair of UK Anti-Doping's Board in August 2025. A qualified barrister and fee-paid judge, Simon brings extensive legal expertise across various practice areas. Lewis, who is a former first-class cricketer, has held numerous non-executive board positions: within workplace relations at ACAS, professional regulation at Social Work England and the Bar Standards Board, healthcare at a mental health and community NHS trust, higher education at England’s top-ranked university for contributing to social mobility, sports governance, and the charity sector.
Suman Ziaullah is a senior financial services regulator and subject matter expert on the use of data analytics to identify and investigate misconduct. Suman has over 20 years’ experience working across public sector bodies, including in senior roles at the Financial Conduct Authority, the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and HM Treasury.
He has led national data analytics capabilities that have helped defend the UK from major security threats, identified money laundering, fraud and market abuse, and played a critical role in protecting the London 2012 Olympic Games. Suman has a strong background in cyber security and data privacy and is a passionate champion of Diversity and Inclusion.
Mark Foster is the Chief Commercial Officer at England Netball. Mark was also the former Chief Commercial Officer at the Rugby Football League in the UK and has had a successful 15-year career within the elite sport sector, inclusive of a World Cup, Super League (Europe), International Cricket, Premiership Rugby Union and the English Premier League.
He has specialist skills in commercial partnerships, marketing, communications, broadcast and digital leadership and is experienced at relationship building, cultural & commercial transformation, critical-level negotiation and closing deals.
Mark previously developed and delivered commercial partnerships with brands including the BBC, Sky Sports, Emirates Airline, Land Rover, Ladbrokes and Betfred. He has also promoted and sold out some of the biggest UK sport venues, such as Wembley Stadium, Old Trafford, Millennium Stadium and the Olympic Stadium.
Associate Professor Alison O’Riordan is an internationally respected sports professional, educator, researcher, and leader with more than 30 years of experience across high-performance sport, coaching, athlete development, and governance. Recognised globally for her expertise in Paralympic and disability sport, she has dedicated over two decades to advancing Para sport.
Dr O’Riordan has coached athletes to six Paralympic Games representing Australia, Great Britain, and Ireland. She has held leadership and consultancy roles with organisations including the Australian Institute of Sport, Athletics Australia, England Athletics, British Athletics, Paralympics Ireland, and UKAD.
Dr O’Riordan holds a PhD in biomechanics and is widely regarded as a world leader in seated throws research, with an extensive publication record and international speaking profile.
George Walker is a Chartered Accountant and has held a number of senior finance and IT leadership positions within international organisations, mainly focusing on digitally-driven business change. He has been a Board member of UKAD since 2022 where he is also the Chair of the Audit & Risk Committee.
In addition, George is currently Chair of the Scottish Sports Futures charity and is the Independent Chair of the Audit & Risk Committee at Scottish Swimming.
Previously he was a Board member of Sportscotland from April 2013 to April 2022, a period that included supporting the first Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014 and the redevelopment of the Inverclyde National Centre into the first fully accessible residential sports centre in the UK.
Nicola Shannon KC is a barrister practicing from chambers in London, specialising in Criminal and Regulatory Law. She also has a part-time judicial role, sitting as a Recorder in Crown Courts across London and the South East. Her practice focusses on Serious and Complex Crime and Fraud, including Homicide, Organised Crime and Human Trafficking and Serious Sexual Offences. She advises on the conduct of investigations, frequently in contexts involving safeguarding issues. Her work includes expertise in the presentation of allegations made by vulnerable witnesses and those with mental disabilities or learning and communication difficulties and she has led teams pioneering creative solutions to meet the challenges presented.
She has a passion for Mentoring and is a champion of Wellbeing within the criminal justice system. She is a former Chair of the Bar Council ‘Wellbeing at the Bar’ Working Group and in 2022 she co-founded ‘Kindness at the Bar’, an initiative to research and promote kinder working cultures within the legal sector.
Dr Moiz Moghal is a Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine with extensive experience across the NHS, independent healthcare, and elite sport. He has held senior medical leadership roles, including Chief Medical Officer for GB and England Hockey and Lead Physician for the England Men’s Cricket Team.
Throughout his career, Dr Moghal has supported athletes competing at the highest level, including at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, The Ashes, and the Wimbledon Championships. His expertise spans athlete health, performance, welfare, and clinical governance.
In addition to his clinical leadership, Dr Moghal has contributed to research, medical education, and quality improvement, with publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Professor Caitlin Notley is an internationally recognised research leader specialising in understanding addictive behaviours and developing and testing interventions to reduce harm. She leads the Public Health Research Department and the Addiction Research Group at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia. As a social scientist, her research expertise spans clinical trials, process evaluation, and applied mixed methods. She has a particular passion for research with health inclusion groups and vulnerable populations.
Ama Agbeze MBE holds 100 caps for her country, and received an MBE for services to netball in 2019. Appointed England Netball captain in 2016, Ama led the team to triumphs including Team England netball gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia, victory at the 2016 European Netball Championship and success in the 2017 Fast5 Netball World Series. She was also part of the bronze medal winning team at the 2006 Commonwealth Games.
Beyond her athletic achievements, Ama is a qualified lawyer, broadcaster, keynote speaker, non executive director, trustee, ambassador, and a specialist in diversity & inclusion. Her expertise spans cultural development, organisational change, leadership and mental health. Ama recently served as an independent Board Member of the Organising Committee for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Jane Rumble is UK Anti-Doping’s Chief Executive and serves on the UKAD Board in an Ex Officio capacity. Jane joined UKAD in March 2022.
Jane Rumble brings extensive regulatory expertise to UKAD, following eight years serving as a Director at Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator. As Change Director, Jane led a major transformation programme to enhance Ofcom’s digital and commercial capabilities across the organisation. Previously, as Director of Consumer Policy, she spearheaded the Fairness for Customers initiative, ensuring that consumers receive fair treatment and value from their communications providers.
Jane is deeply committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion, and champions a workforce that reflects the diverse perspectives and communities across the UK. A passionate sports enthusiast, she enjoys running, cycling, and tennis.