Overseeing LinkLiving is our Board of Management, who all give their time voluntarily to ensure LinkLiving is well run, financially stable, and achieves its objectives.
Board members are drawn from all walks of life and together provide the professional and personal expertise needed to govern LinkLiving effectively and in compliance with regulatory standards.
Dr. Iain Campbell serves as Chair of the board at LinkLiving, bringing extensive leadership experience from roles such as Secretary General, Deputy Head of Legal, and Chairman of the board, and Executive Director in various other organisations. Far from your typical medic, Dr. Campbell has been through both medical and law school and has significant public affairs experience. Dr Campbell has been involved in policy development, and has worked closely with Members of Parliament and provided written and oral evidence to parliamentary select committees.
As Lead Director for Healthcare Leadership Academy Scotland and Head of AI Policy, Ethics, and Transformation at the HLA, Dr. Campbell shapes organisational policies and fosters AI adoption. He also works as a locum consultant geriatrician, leading multidisciplinary teams to care for vulnerable patients
Caroline Cuthbertson has worked in corporate banking for over 30 years. She is currently Operations Director for Crosswind Developments. Caroline is a chartered banker, chartered accountant and holds an MBA. She is also a board member of the Link Group, and is treasurer of charity Planning Aid Scotland. Caroline brings a wide variety of experience but in particular financial, risk management and leadership expertise.
Tom Nimmo worked with LinkLiving in the Edinburgh Young Persons’ Service as a Support W orker and Senior Support Worker from 1995 until his retirement in 2018. He loved his job and met some amazing young people and colleagues during his time with LinkLiving. Being on the Board is his opportunity to give something back to an organisation that means so much to him. As a former front-line worker he brings unique perspective and experience to the Board.
Amanda Ross works for the Nat West Group in VAT compliance . Amanda has a particular interest in finance, and joined the board when she recognised the need to provide care for isolated and vulnerable people in the community after her father required support as a result of dementia.
Lucy Corbett is a student at The University of Edinburgh and was previously supported by Link Living’s Young Persons Service. Lucy is passionate about the care and support of vulnerable and excluded people, and is delighted to contribute to the organisation that supported her. Lucy joined the Board in 2021 and brings this valuable lived experience to the team.
Kirsty White has vast experience leading operational homeless services within a local authority setting, specifically delivering housing support services and duties to homeless and potentially homeless households. Kirsty is passionate about high quality care and support provision, ensuring services meet the requirements set by regulations and guidance, driven by the voice of those using or who have used our services and is committed to supporting strong governance, championing innovation, and ensuring the organisation delivers meaningful and sustainable impact for the communities it serves.
Graeme Slorance is a senior homelessness and property services professional with over 20 years’ experience in Local Authority Homeless Services, including service management, and more than eight years’ experience in property operations and compliance. He brings extensive knowledge of homelessness legislation, temporary accommodation provision, and regulatory requirements, alongside a strong commitment to delivering compassionate, trauma-informed, people-centred services. Graeme is recognised for his collaborative approach, ability to navigate organisational change, and focus on maintaining high standards of service quality and compliance.