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The Journeyman Council
Chair of Trustees
Peter has been active in JourneymanUK since 2018. He coordinates Glastonbury JGroup and works with a style which is enthusiastic, passionate and backed up by a solution based attitude. Peter works as a manager and Mentor for Waitrose and coaches small business and individuals in personal development.
Peter was raised by a Scottish Clan who had their own rites of passage. He credits a lot of his strengths and emotional skills to those men that helped him as a teenager.
Trustee, Mentor, Ropaw Coordinator, Stroud JGroup Organiser
Ianto has been vital to the growth of Journeyman from the beginning, inspired by the needs of his own (then) teenage son. He enjoys working with teens & bringing together meaningful multi-generational relationships.
Drawing on his work experience he has brought a depth of project management, attention to detail & community building to the organisation.
He has been involved in nearly all aspects of the organisation over the years & while embracing a big vision for the future he is pragmatic about the time & small steps needed to facilitate this.
Charity Co-Ordinator & Community Mentor
Luke has been working with JourneymanUK since joining as a staff man on the very first Rites of Passage weekend in March 2011.
Since then he has co-ordinated the Bristol JGroup, run countless trainings for new mentors, facilitated groups in local schools, become a leader on the Rites of Passage weekend and presented the work of JourneymanUK at University College London.
Trustee & Treasurer
Anita has a PhD in immunology and has established a successful food business. With her entrepreneurial flare and head for numbers she is well suited for her role as treasurer and trustee of JourneymanUK.
She wants to spread the work of the charity to benefit as many people as possible, and spearheads finance and fundraising initiatives to that end.
Trustee, Mentor & Digital Systems lead
Michael is a former journalist, web editor and content strategist. He started his career in London working for the Financial Times and EMAP publications (Q & Mojo magazines). Head hunted by an design agency he’s also worked for AOL, BT, Netscape and the BBC.
He is now a teacher and mentor, working with children in schools and at home. He works with young men excluded from the mainstream and is passionate about bringing ceremony and rites of passage back into the western world.