Siarlys Evans

...has been Senior Partner at Burgess Partnership, architects, planners and quantity surveyors and a consultant architect on a variety of projects from the Welsh Industrial and Maritime Museum to Techniquest, Britain's largest science centre.

He was a member of the consultancy advising on the development of TECHNOPOLIS, the Flemish Science Centre, which opened in 2000. He is architectural advisor to the Arts Council of Wales.

He has an interest in urban regeneration and is a member of the Civic Trust in Wales.He has worked across Europe and in Africa. He is an FRIBA and holds a Master's degree in facilities management.

Ian Jones

...has carried out a variety of projects for public service organisations in the United Kingdom and abroad

He has worked with the British Council in Finland and for the Government of Guyana and the Inter-American Bank. He has been involved in projects with museums and galleries in Poland and helped set up the Polish Museum Centre.

He is a former university lecturer in management and has been a visiting lecturer at the Universities of Massey, New Zealand and Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble. He is Secretary to the International Council of Museums (ICOM) International Committee for the Collections and Activities of Museums of Cities (CAMOC)

Noel Terrot

..has for a number of years been head of France's leading university continuing education and training centre in Grenoble. He is the president of a major cultural centre in the city and has responsibility, as a councillor, for local cultural activity.

He is the founder of the annual Fontaine-en-Montagne festival, based in Grenoble, which is a showcase for the culture of the Alps. From local beginnings it has now assumed national importance.

He is currently working on a project to set up an international centre on the economy, history, culture and ecology of the Alps. In 2000 he was awarded the Order of Merit by the French Government.

Sarah Dinsmore

...has worked with the London Docklands Development Corporation where she was responsible for preparing funding applications for regeneration projects from major environmental improvements to small-scale community projects.

She has also been employed by the Civic Trust to run their national Civic Trust Awards scheme, where her responsibilities included developing commercial sponsorship, liaising with heritage organisations local authority partners and civic societies.

She has worked with community groups to prepare grant proposals and business plans for new community businesses. She holds a first degree from the University of Philadelphia and an MBA from Cranfield.