Stand Easy is a charity with a single, clear focus: to help veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The Charity offers specialised trauma and PTSD acupuncture treatment at the hands of someone with 40 years of experience treating military personnel and civilians. The treatment is designed to respect soldiers and their space; we place no demands on patients. “They are soldiers, people with dignity and pride, and they need to be treated accordingly.” - Naji Malak, CEO/Founder & Practitioner.

The Norfolk Police and Crime Panel has been established to maintain a 'check and balance' on the performance of the Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner. The Panel's role is both to scrutinise the actions and decisions of the Commissioner and to support and challenge the Commissioner in the exercise of his functions.

The Norfolk Police and Crime Panel is required to maintain a 'check and balance' on the performance of the Police and Crime Commissioner. The panel is required to review the draft Police and Crime Plan, scrutinise the Commissioner's annual report, review and scrutinise decisions and actions by the Commissioner, review and veto the Commissioners council tax precept levels, review the Commissioners conduct and confirm proposed Chief Constable and senior officer appointments.

Making the Armed Forces Covenant Work in Norfolk.

TGH (Commercial) Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Great Hospital trading as TGH (Construction) and TGH (Events).

Charity Chief Executive responsible for the strategic and day to day direction of the oldest endowed charity in Norfolk. Founded in 1249, the Great Hospital houses some 120 older people in sheltered and assisted living accommodation. With the largest collection of Grade 1, 2* and 2 listed buildings in the East of England, the Great Hospital is also a prestigious events and heritage venue catering for the individual needs of corporate and private clients. The Great Hospital is the only UK medieval hospital with both its documentary and architectural archive intact. The medieval documentary archive has recently been awarded UK Memory of the World Status by UNESCO. Kevin is also the Chief Executive of two smaller associated grant making charities, the Peter Seaman Charity and the Preachers Charity.Websites:http://www.thegreathospital.co.uk. http://www.greathospital.org.uk

TGH (Construction) is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Great Hospital.

The RAF ADRM is an award winning and highly respected museum located in Norfolk. The Museum's objective is to preserve, on site, the sole remaining 1942 air defence operations building and to advance the education of the public by establishing and maintaining a museum of the history of radar and associated air defence battle management equipment and memorabilia from 1919 onwards.Website:http://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/

Main board member of a government agency with an annual turnover well in excess of £1Bn. Corporately responsible for the efficient management and maintenance of the MOD built and rural estate worldwide. Specific responsibility for the delivery of housing and associated welfare support for 50,000 families in the UK and for the development of MOD accommodation policy worldwide.

Responsible for the development and implementation of short and medium term policy and the planning and direction of strategic operational issues, crisis management and assistance in Asia, the Caribbean and South America.

RCDS is the senior defence academic institution in the UK offering a 1 year post graduate level course designed to prepare selected front running senior military officers and officials from the United Kingdom and other countries and future leaders from the private and public sector for high office in their respective organisations by developing their analytical powers, knowledge and strategic vision.

Selected to spearhead the formation of a government Next Steps Agency with responsibility for a £25M infrastructure project and managing the day to day business of the organisation involving intelligence operations and training..