President and Trustees
President, George Aberdeen,
8th Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair
George's family have a long association with Field Lane as his relatives, the 1st and 2nd Marquesses of Aberdeen and Temair, were presidents of Field Lane in the past. George is a director at Kinrise, an award-winning investment company, which is focused on creating spaces that give people the opportunity to thrive. As well as his involvement with Field Lane, he is an active anti-slavery campaigner. George loves to spend time with his wife and four children. He enjoys cooking and taking walks in the countryside.
Chair, Kevin Hall
Kevin joined the Field Lane Board as a trustee in November 2023 and was appointed Chair in December 2025. Kevin recently retired from full-time employment following careers in both retail and social care. His retail career was spent entirely with WHSmith, fulfilling many roles across high street stores and at the retailer’s head office. Kevin moved into the social care sector in 2005, and worked in senior roles across Craegmoor Healthcare, Care UK, The Orders of St John Care Trust, and St Monica Trust in Bristol. The latter two are charitable organisations in the adult care home sector with a religious ethos underpinning their work. Both have synergy with Field Lane. In his spare time Kevin is a keen photographer and he enjoys walks in the countryside. More recently he has taken up the racket sport of Padel.
Treasurer, Iain MacKinnon
Iain joined the Field Lane Board in March 2022. He is the Treasurer and Chair of the Finance & General Purposes Committee. He is a chartered accountant. His career has been in financial services, most recently as Group Treasurer of HSBC. He was previously a trustee at Charities Aid Foundation and chairman of CAF Bank. Iain is a keen sailor and equestrian and believes an active lifestyle is important for mental health and wellbeing. He also owns a seafront restaurant in Lee on the Solent and is working closely with the staff and local community there to make it a successful communal asset.
Mary Ipadeola
Mary has over 20 years' experience in corporate finance and operations. She specialises in sustainability, finance, and operations management, serving multi-sectors in the UK and Africa. Over the last decade Mary has worked as a coach and consultant helping start-ups in venture-capital backed sustainable models, impact investment and compliance. Mary joined the Field Lane Board in 2022 and is a member of the Finance & General Purposes Committee. She is a volunteer at her local food bank. Mary also enjoys nature, travel and is a sommelier.
Alexandra Lopoukhine
Alexandra joined the Field Lane Board in 2018 and is Chair of the Quality & Development Committee. She has dedicated her career to international organisations focused on social justice. Currently, as Mercy Corps Director of Partnerships and Influence, she engages with strategic partners in governments, foundations and the private sector. Previously, Alexandra worked at the World Economic Forum, based in Geneva. Prior to that, based in Ottawa, Canada, she worked as Director of Communications for Amnesty International, CARE, and Oxfam. As a Canadian in the UK, Alexandra joined Field Lane to support people to live better lives in her new adoptive country.
Guy Stevenson
Guy joined the Field Lane board in 2023 and brings wide-ranging experience from senior leadership roles across public and charitable sectors. He is currently CEO for a social care charity operating across southwest London and is well placed to understand some of the critical issues facing Field Lane. Guy has a track record of developing complex service interventions at national and local level. His knowledge and experience will complement the board’s existing expertise on governance and financial oversight. As an ex-DJ Guy is still an avid collector of soul, jazz, and rare groove. He’s also a keen cyclist and plays the classical guitar.
Konstantina Papadopoulou
Konstantina was appointed to the Field Lane Board in February 2026. She brings extensive experience in strategy, M&A and business transformation from leadership roles at CBRE EMEA and Clifford Chance. She started her career at SoftBank in California, followed by technology investment banking at HSBC and Barclays in London. She currently advises private equity firms on post-transaction value creation and is a board advisor to growth-stage SaaS companies focused on innovation within the built environment. She is Treasurer and Chair of Risk & Finance for the Sophie Hayes Foundation, a charity supporting survivors of modern slavery. Konstantina enjoys spending time with her daughters, does yoga to recharge and finds inspiration in learning about different cultures through reading, travelling and languages.
Mihir Magudia
Mihir was appointed to the Board of Trustees in February 2026. He has nearly 20 years’ experience working in public policy, governance and regulated sectors, advising charities, public bodies and mission-led organisations on strategy, stakeholder engagement and risk management. His career has included senior leadership roles within healthcare and advisory positions supporting organisations operating in complex political and regulatory environments. Mihir also serves as chair of a national business network and sits on other boards in a non-executive capacity. He is committed to supporting Field Lane’s long-term sustainability and its mission to provide high-quality supported housing and care for people with learning disabilities and vulnerable families. In his spare time, Mihir travels widely, with longstanding interests in ancient history, wine and contemporary culture.
Funbi Matthew
Funbi was appointed to the Field Lane board in February 2026. She is an experienced organisational development and people strategy leader with over 15 years’ experience across the NHS, legal services, consultancy and international non-profit organisations. She specialises in organisational culture, leadership development, workforce strategy, and equality, diversity and inclusion. In her professional work, Funbi advises senior leaders and boards on people and culture, organisational performance, governance and workforce risk. She currently works within the NHS supporting large, complex organisations to strengthen inclusive cultures and sustainable workforce practices. Alongside her executive career, Funbi brings board-level governance experience, having served as Chair of The Centre for Organization Leadership and Development (COLD) where she has supported strategy, governance effectiveness and organisational growth.