Our Board reflects and represents the full spectrum of beneficiaries and stakeholders to help us work towards our charitable Mission and Aims. We always encourage those who have been personally affected by gambling to consider applying for openings when applicable.
Andy brings his lived experience from gambling harm to the board.
Joe Seet is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. His professional career has been in the wholesale and investment banking and private investment management sectors and he is a specialist on corporate governance, regulatory, accounting, audit, pension and tax matters. He is currently the non-executive Treasurer and a director of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry and has held other and similar positions in other not-for-profit organisations.
Betknowmore’s approach to help support individuals, in my view, especially appropriate with the documented increase by the NHS over the last few years and its Peer Aid service is particularly important and it’s success is self-evident. The soul-destroying nature of long-term gambling addiction and the harms it causes to personal, family and social life are well known. Betknowmore’s staff and volunteers work tirelessly to help others and have the full support of all the Trustee Directors and I am honoured to be able to help, in my role as trustee and non-executive Treasurer.
Neil is an accredited counter fraud specialist with over 30 years’ experience in helping senior managers take an ethical and proactive risk-based approach to managing risk. He has worked in a variety of industries across the private and public sectors, including a number of multinational FTSE 100 companies. Neil now runs his own Consultancy 'Rightway Compliance' which provides audit, risk and training services.
It was a conversation at a conference with founder Frankie Graham that led me to becoming involved with Bet Know More. The more I got to know Frankie and his obvious passion and commitment it made me determined to see how, in any small way, I might be able to help the organisation.