Key Members of
our Team

Lawyers
Bates Wells & Braithwaite
2-6 Cannon St
London
EC4M 6YH
+44 (0)20 7551 7777

Bank
Barclays Bank
PO Box 673
Town Gate House
Church Street East
Woking
SURREY GU21 6XW
+44 (0) 1483 704546

Finance
Serena Thomas
18 Spring Street
London W2 3RA

Design & Website
Perry Taylor
La Baguette Magique
www.labaguettemagique.com

Public Relations
freerange communications
18 Spring Street
W2 3RA
+44 (0) 20 7402 9966

Photography
David Graham
www.photograhams.com

Suzanne Gowler
Founder and CEO

Suzanne has assisted companies over the last 20 years to develop internal and external strategies to address business improvement, in a range of sectors and with clients such as General Motors, The Royal Ballet, The Body Shop and GSK.

Her experience in the not-for-profit sector is wide ranging from a trustee for a charity working with disenfranchised groups in society to advising companies on the effective use of philanthropic funds.  Recent projects have involved advisory work with UN agencies and governing bodies particularly in relation to developing operating models for work with the private sector.

Tsunami Generation is a great opportunity to bring together many diverse threads of her experience and her passionate belief that the private sector is perfectly poised to unlock the potential of its network to bring about change and sustained improvement in the developing world.

Suzanne has travelled for work and pleasure in many developing regions of the world, including, the Gaza Strip and Central and South America.

Lauren Godfrey
Programme & partnership Development

Lauren hails from New Zealand and has extensive experience of volunteering and travelling in developing countries, including Laos, Malaysia, Borneo, Thailand, and Cambodia. Lauren also recently spent a month living ‘island-style’ in a hut with local villagers in Fiji.

Lauren has a strong belief in the positive mutual benefits volunteering brings to both volunteers and the community. The time she spent working as a volunteer placement adviser in a New Zealand Volunteer Centre only added to this appreciation. Lauren has undertaken various voluntary work with at-risk youth, sports teams and amnesty international.

Lauren most recently worked at the Ministry for the Environment in New Zealand, and was involved with environmental policy ranging from climate change to Maori participation in resource management. She graduated with a BA in Political Science, focussing on third world development, gender studies and environmental science.