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A charity trustee and former company director
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1ReachSee yourself and your networkYour roles in one place, the people you served alongside, and the boards they sit on now.Lord Simon Stevens: 2 current roles, served alongside 45 peopleWalk it through →2CheckCheck your record is rightEvery role with its source and date, and a simple way to report an error or add context.Lord Simon Stevens: 2 current roles, served alongside 45 peopleWalk it through →3Strengthen a boardLook at your own boardYour board's tenure, its mix of experience and boards like yours, as a recruiter or funder would see them.Groundwork Northamptonshire: 1 of 6 seats held six years or moreWalk it through →4WatchKnow when your boards changeJoiners and leavers on your boards, and changes to the people you served with.Groundwork Northamptonshire: 1 joiner this year, 0 leavers in 12 monthsWalk it through →
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Your record, in one placeiRoles from the charity and company registers brought together, with years, and a count of everyone you served alongside.

PersonLord Simon Stevens

Lord Simon Stevens is a trustee of Cancer Research UK (since 2023) and a director of 1 company.

2current roles
1previous roles
45people served alongside

Source: Charity Commission and Companies House records · updated 1st November 2026 · Open this record

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