Robin Daly is the Founder and Chairman of Yes to Life. His daughter Bryony contracted a rare cancer at age 9yrs and had two recurrences, the second of which proved fatal at 23yrs. He and his family experienced the immense difficulties facing those who wish to use Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) as part of a strategy to meet this most feared and lethal disease. This dire state of affairs prompted him to try and change the status quo to one where patients' wishes are respected and supported, and the potential inherent in the many available CAM treatments are within the reach of everyone.

Andy Curry has spent many years working in the field of contemporary art and has established long term relationships with some of the finest British artists through managing her own gallery, attending art shows, and through the many exhibitions she has facilitated. She is passionate about the charity's aims, and her extensive experience in events management combined with her wide range of philanthropic contacts renders her an enormous asset to the charity.

Antony Perlmutter is a partner in the Commercial Litigation Department of a large London practice. He obtained an LLB from London Guildhall University in 1993 and qualified in 1998. He now specialises in commercial litigation, property litigation including landlord and tenant legislation and disputes. His legal perspective and contacts are  invaluable assets to the Board of Trustees.

John Palmer has had an extensive and varied career at Oxfam, taking in campaigning, fundraising, retailing and overseas programmes, and culminating in his appointment as Head of Marketing in 2001. In 2004 he moved to the Scouts to take up his current position as Director of Marketing and Communications. His in-depth knowledge of the charity sector is invaluable in guiding the developing charity through the pitfalls of early development.