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Professor
John Oates Chair
John is
Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology in the
Centre for Human Development and Learning at the
Open
University. His
work includes research into parenting and
attachment, and he has been closely involved for
many years with the production of the BBC1 series
'Child
of Our Time'. He
chairs the Open University research ethics
committee and is a member of the British
Psychological Society's Ethics Committee. He is
active in local, national and international
projects related to promoting understanding of
children and young people and their rights. Prior
to joining the OU, John was a research fellow at
the Royal College of Art for four years, having
earlier studied photography and graphics at
Wimbledon School of Art. John is also a part-time
potter, having benefitted from experience in the
Leach and Cardew potteries.
email:
chair@madcap.org.uk
Secretary

Nicky
Rudd Secretary
Originally
from Swanage in Dorset, Nicky is managing director
of a PR agency based in Bloxham called
Blitz
PR.
She has worked in PR for 11 years on various
business and consumer clients. She has also worked
in TV production for The Media Trust, producing
programmes for the BBC and in radio production at
BBC Radio Northampton. Prior to this, she was a
secondary school teacher, teaching English and
Media Studies, directing the students plays
and public speaking. Nicky is a Trustee at MADCAP
and has recently completed the London
marathon.
Tony
Ffitch
Tony has
been a trustee of Madcap for many years He takes
overall responsibility for the maintenance and
upkeep of the building, he knows and loves every
inch of the place. Tony works for the
Open
University He
lives in Wolverton very close to the Madcap
building with his wife and two children.
Consequently, Tony is generally always available at
short notice to deal with any operational
shortcomings that crop up from time to time.

Ken
Heanes
Ken Heanes,
born in Coventry, has spent all his working life in
theatre and community arts. His close friends are
intrigued at how he has spent all his life without
having a 'proper job'
He has seen Madcap go through many phases and
believes the young people who use Madcap should
take more ownership and have more say in the
organisation, the building and its uses.
Could
you be a trustee?

Maybe you
could consider becoming a Trustee of Madcap.
The Board of Trust meet approximately every six
weeks, making policy decisions and giving support
to the Madcap staff. It is an unpaid position, but
a vital one in the running of the project. Trustees
are voted on to the board at the Madcap AGM, but
may be co-opted at Trustee meetings during the
year.
If you are interested, then please email:
chair@madcap.org.uk We would be glad to hear from
you.
Madcap is an equal opportunities organisation and
we would welcome applications from all parts of the
community.
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