Honorary Treasurer of Anglo Jordanian Society(AJS) for the past 10 years.  In the last 21 years David has been in the Accountancy profession and is now semi-retired.  David visited Jordan with the AJS in the year 2000 and fell in love with the country and its people which brings alive the work we do through the AJS children’s charities in Jordan.

Chris Morgan has been working in Jordan since 2000 as a Mining and Energy Consultant to the Governments’ Natural Resources Authority and Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, as well as various private sector initiatives. He has specialised in the evaluation and potential development of the extensive oil shale resources in Jordan.

Chris has over 40 years’ experience in the mining, energy and environmental sectors formerly with Billiton International Metals (previously the metals arm of Shell) where he was involved in the operation and management of large open pit mining and processing operations in South America, Africa and latterly Central Asia with Western Mining Corporation.

Mais is a professional networker with a wide European and Middle Eastern experience combining technology, innovation, markets and economic development. Currently, she is the Director of Finnaddin Limited.

Mais works in collaboration with governments and the private sector to support economic growth, drawing upon best practise from across the world. Mais also has several years’ experience of working closely with multinational clients and developing successful business opportunities, with a particular focus on the Advanced Surface Coatings and Construction Chemicals Industries.

Debbie is the CEO of Brighter PR who is the Jordan Tourist Board in the UK.  Brighter PR has been running the JTB account for the last 14 years.

Hassan Dajani is a retired architect, with much experience in commercial and residential projects. Hassan resides in Roehampton and spends his time with his family and is an avid tennis and golf player.

Charles is a former British Ambassador in Morocco and was HM Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps from 2008 until 2014

Bob is the Director of Operations at the Heritage Lottery Fund. Bob practices aerial archaeology in Britain and Jordan and regularly writes and lectures on both prehistoric archaeology, aerial survey and the heritage sector at large.  He published a book entitled ‘Ancient Jordan from the air’.

Before joining 100 Resilient Cities/Rockefeller Foundation as Associate Director for Europe and the Middle East out of their London office, Samer worked in academia and in the private, public and voluntary sectors across Europe and the Middle East. Most recently, Samer led graduate urban planning education at the University of Brighton in England and was Professor of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Jordan. He is a Trustee of the UK’s oldest town planning charity, the Town and Country Planning Association

Hania AL Muhaisen is a graduate in Business Administration from the University of Jordan. Before assuming the FIE Chairmanship on the death of her husband, FIE founder Sharif Rahman, in 2003, Hania had a business career in Europe and the Middle East. Hania has dedicated her career to international education and has developed strong commitments within the FIE curriculum to global issues of sustainability and peace, justice and conflict negotiation.