Having been a pupil at the RGS and a former School Captain, Calvin Ngwena has a strong connection to the school. After leaving the RGS in 2015, Calvin read Economics and Politics (BA) at Durham University. Calvin joined the Civil Service in 2018 and has worked in several Departments, currently specialising in energy at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.
Robert is Managing Director within the Europe and Asia Client Group of asset manager, Capital Group. Prior to this, he was an equity specialist at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management after completing the graduate scheme at global advertiser, Ogilvy and Mather. Robert read Manufacturing Engineering & Management at Nottingham University, having graduated RGS in 2002.
Michael More-Molyneux is the current Lord Lieutenant of Surrey, appointed by HM The Queen in July 2015. Michael More-Molyneux has lived in the county all his life. His family have lived at Loseley Park for over five centuries. In 2017 Michael and his wife Sarah moved out of Loseley House. Their son Alexander and his wife Sophia took over the house and the running of the estate in 2017. He has been involved with many organisations and businesses within the county and is actively involved with a considerable number of voluntary organisations and Charities.
Mun-Ling is passionate about education and having served as a governor at a C of E primary school was delighted to join the RGS governing body in 2019. After studying Law at Cambridge, Mun-Ling practised corporate commercial law at a City firm before moving to the not for profit sector where she is now a lawyer at the World Wide Fund for Nature.
Stephen Meredith is a Managing Partner at Alliotts LLP (14 partner, 100 staff practice, with offices in Guildford and London; represented internationally through Alliott Global Alliance). He is also an audit partner, heading up the Not for Profit team with substantial charity and educational client experience including independent schools, academies, colleges and sector representatives (ISC). Steve also has contacts at ISBA and AGBIS and normally attend the AGBIS annual conference. In addition to this, Steve is a charity trustee, parish councillor and former audit committee member of the AQA.
Kristina was a member of the Executive Committee of Coutts, as Head of Strategy, Sustainability and Innovation. A Chartered Management Accountant with over 20 years’ experience of Corporate Finance, Kristina previously read Engineering at the Universities of Nottingham and Cambridge. Kristina is also a Board member of Natwest Services (Switzerland) Ltd, and a Board member of the NorthBank Business Improvement District on behalf of Coutts.
Faye Carter studied French and German at the University of Warwick before completing a PGCE and beginning her teaching career at Solihull School. Since 2008 she has taught at Whitgift School, taking on a number of significant pastoral roles in that time and contributing widely to the co-curricular programme. She is currently Director of Middle Years, a Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead and the school’s Mental Health Lead, overseeing the counselling service.
Matthew is Vice Principal (Quality and Standards) and Executive Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London. He has been an academic throughout his career, and is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
As a former pupil of both the RGS and RGS Prep, the son of a former teacher, and with a son currently in the school, Tom Lingard has had a strong connection to the RGS his entire life. After leaving the RGS he studied physics at the University of Nottingham, before training and qualifying as a solicitor at a City firm. He is now a partner at Stevens & Bolton LLP, specialising in intellectual property law.
