Governance

Jonathan is Chief Executive of Jersey Heritage Trust.  Prior to this appointment in 2003, he undertook a number of curatorial and management roles at the charity from 1989.

A history graduate of the University of Leeds with an MA in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester, Jonathan is principal adviser to the Trustees on all matters of policy and strategy and is responsible for leadership of the organisation.

Jonathan is currently a director of Jersey Community Foundation, a director of Jersey National Park, a trustee of Jersey Public Sculpture Trust and a member of the Academic Council of Jersey International Centre of Advanced Studies.

Linda is Deputy Chief Executive and Archives and Collections Director at Jersey Heritage Trust.

In her role as Deputy Chief Executive, she provides additional support for governance and is also responsible for human resources and IT.
Prior to her appointment as Director of Archives and Collections in 2007, she undertook a number of roles at Jersey Archive from 1997. An English and history graduate of the University of York with an MSc in Archive Administration, Linda is responsible for the selection, care and promotion of the Island’s unique archival and museum collections.

Linda also acts as official Archivist for Jersey, appointed under the Public Records (Jersey) Law.

Louise is Curation and Experience Director for Jersey Heritage Trust.  Prior to this appointment in 2014, she was Curator of Art at the charity from 1994.

An art history graduate of the University of Sheffield Hallam with an MA in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester, Louise oversees the public-facing side of sharing the Island’s heritage, whether that’s through a visit to a Jersey Heritage site or free-to-access heritage site, an exhibition, event or outreach within the community.

Louise is a member of the Oxford Cultural Leaders alumni network.

Sarah is Historic Properties and Environment Director for Jersey Heritage Trust. She is a heritage practitioner and Chartered Town Planner, with wide experience working with local authorities, Historic England and as a Planning Inspector in the UK.

Graduating in Egyptology from University College London, she also has a MSc in Historic Building Conservation from Oxford Brookes University. Sarah oversees work to maintain the historic buildings in Jersey Heritage’s care for the use and enjoyment of visitors; to care for the archaeological and built heritage of the island; and to submit a bid for UNESCO Geopark status for the Island.

Sarah is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Antiquaries, and a heritage adviser to the Antarctic Heritage Trust.

Bethany is the Finance Director at Jersey Heritage Trust.

She is a graduate in European Finance from Leeds Metropolitan University and a Chartered Certified Accountant with more than 25 years of experience. Prior to her appointment at Jersey Heritage in 2024, she worked in a range of industries in both Jersey and the UK, including Financial Services, nursing homes and the wine sector.

Bethany is responsible for the finance function of the Trust. She works with all business areas to ensure that finance is at the heart of any decision and that the Trust’s work is sustainable.

Director of Research & Training for Sangan Island Conservation.  Lecturer at Jersey International Centre for Advanced Studies (JICAS).  Doctorate in Environmental Economics and Management.  LLM in Environmental Law and Practice.

Chief Executive to the Bailiff of Jersey, supporting his roles as Civic Head of Jersey, Chief Justice and Speaker of the House (States Assembly).  Previously a Commissioned officer in the Royal Navy. BSc in Ocean Science (Meteorology).

English solicitor who has provided legal counsel to some of the world’s largest companies and private clients, specialising particularly in high-value international commercial arbitration and cross-border litigation. Master’s degree in history from the University of Cambridge (Queens’ College).

Research and communication role at GoJ Dept of Children, Young People, Education and Skills Policies (CYPES).  Master’s degree in World Heritage Management, media professional and multi-lingual.

Senior roles within Public Health team, developing strategic policy, guidance and public communications with a special interest in digital health.  Degree in Medicine and MPhil (Masters) in Public Health.

President of Société Jersiaise. An architect with special interests in built heritage, architectural design standards and education around these themes. Has held senior roles in UK local government and in Jersey and is Planning Tribunal Chair in Guernsey.