The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust is an independent, democratic, not-for-profit body of supporters. We exist to give fans a voice in the future of our football club.
The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust was incorporated as an Community Benefit Society in May 2020. Six years later, we’re a democratically-elected board representing thousands of members across the UK and the world. We are a member-owned not-for-profit whose only job is to make sure ordinary Wednesdayites can hold the people running our club to account and have their say.
Original founder member of the Trust and Chair for the first three years. Since early 2024, Chair of the Emergency Financial Planning Group.
First got involved with the Trust after helping to organise early protests. Has helped lead large-scale fan campaigns, protests, and fundraising efforts.
Freelance consultant working with distressed organisations. Previously Chief Executive of Age UK Sheffield and Sheffield Wednesday's Communications Manager (2000-07).
Sheffield-based marketing consultant and founding member of the Trust. Founder of Little Mesters marketing agency.
Holds a PhD in Political Economy from the University of Leeds. Extensive experience in research, organisational governance, and complex stakeholder collaboration.
Proud Wednesdayite and EDI Director for the Trust. On a mission to create a fan culture where everyone feels welcome, included, and able to cheer their hearts out.
Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bristol. Co-director of the Trust's protest movement alongside Jake Lee.
Kathryn first watched Wednesday in the Jack Charlton years and has held a Kop season ticket since 1981. A linguist by training with an MBA, she built a career in international trade, logistics and customer service, was elected to the SWFC Supporters’ Trust Board in May 2026, and is passionate about meaningful fan engagement and connecting with a diverse group of Wednesdayites at Hillsborough and on our travels.
Olivia is Head of HR for a UK-and-Ireland-based business supplies organisation, bringing nearly 15 years of HR leadership to the Trust. A former Trust volunteer and lifelong Sheffield Wednesday supporter, she now follows the Owls around the country with her son, Chester.
Rich runs his own business focused on strategic visibility and volunteers with the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, The UTC Sheffield City Centre, and The Archer Project. A former SWFC Trust contributor (2009–2015) and The Wednesday Week podcast member (2016–2019), he aims to enhance match-day community engagement and bring Club, Trust, and fans together during what could be an exciting time of change.
