THE TRUST BOARD
The Trust Board is made up of supporters who feel they can best steward the Trust towards completing its objectives. They are all volunteers, members of the Trust and were democratically elected onto the board by the members of the Trust. They come from a wide variety of occupations and were chosen to give the trust diverse experience and knowledge.
Transparency and communication are vital to everything the Trust does. In keeping with this, each Trust board member has a profile below sharing their experience as a City fan and professionally, so you can get to know them better.
The Trust board members will always be happy to speak to any Trust members or City fans, so if you would like to speak to someone, email admin@worcestercityfcst.co.uk , and put the Trust board member’s name in the subject, and the email will be forwarded on to them, and they will get back to you within a working week. All Trust Board members are available on a Match Day.
Meet the Board

Dave Wood
Club and Commercial Liaison
My name is Dave Wood and I have been Chairman of the Trust for a number of years
I joined the Club Board 3 years ago with a view to get the club transitioned to fan ownership, get us back to playing in Worcester and help to improve the financial situation
The Trust is now the club majority shareholder and we are indeed playing back in Worcester
Since the most recent Trust AGAM, I have continued in my role as a Director of both Trust and Club and continued my work with regards to bringing the club back to a viable and sustainable business
I am passionate about our City of Worcester and our football club – I want the club to be available for future generations and believe this can be achieved with the help of like minded fans, all working together to achieve our goals

Julian Pugh
Community Engagement - Off Field Events
I am probably best known as the Club Historian, but as much as I like looking back at our glory days, I’m also very passionate about helping to take our club forward now that we are back in Worcester.
I have been a Trust member since it was first launched and for the last decade I’ve sat on the Trust Board as Vice-Chair.
I’m proud of what we have achieved in bringing City home and securing fan ownership. It has been an honour to work with so many good people as part of the Trust Board and I hope I’ve been able to make a useful contribution in my own small way.
I want to use the experience and knowledge that I’ve gained over the last decade to to help us move forward as we try to re-establish ourselves back in Worcester.
I’m very keen to improve spectator facilities at Claines Lane. I know some things are going to take time but I think it’s really important to listen to what you, as fans, are saying.
I also want Worcester City FC to be a respected part of the local community, both in Claines and in the city generally, and I hope I can be a good ambassador for our club and the Trust.

Steve Jones
TBC
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Bosko Medakovic
Community Engagement - On Field Football Activities
Being Worcester born and bred, I have been a City supporter since the mid 1970s. I soon got the ‘city bug’ and have followed them ever since through the good and not so good times, culminating in my having played for the Club’s reserve teams in the 1980s & 90s, after making my debut at age 16. I have a huge affection for the club and the game and truly believe that WCFC is a club that has great potential… after all… it is the biggest, oldest, and most famous club in the area!
I joined the Supporters Trust in 2015 and have always been an advocate of supporter ownership and community inclusion. WCFC draws its greatest strength from its supporters and community and in turn I am keen to ensure that WCFC does not forget this and makes access to the club as seamless as possible for our fans and our community. My role within the Trust is about community engagement through football, and sees me focus on introducing folk to our club through footballing opportunities such as match day mascot experiences to expanding upon coaching opportunities at club & community events. Making folk feel a very much welcome part of WCFC is key towards ensuring we have a steady and expanding stream of new supporters… be they youngsters, parents, and/or grandparents!
Having now achieved our Trust aims of supporter ownership and an end to our exile from the City of Worcester, there is plenty more that needs to be done in order to get WCFC back to where we all know this great club should be, and to this end I am keen to play my part… are you?
Mel Nash
Secretary
TBC

Martin Lewis
Treasurer
I was born in Worcester and started supporting Worcester City in the 1960’s when my Dad took me to games. Been through the great times of FA Cup Wins, Southern League Premier League Champions. Some great Monday Nights down the Lane. I moved back from Northampton 8 years ago and actively started following Worcester again when they moved back to Worcester, never felt right at Kidderminster and Bromsgrove! Now want to play an active role in developing the club and getting them back to where they should be. I also now actively volunteer on match days and want to encourage more supporters in playing an active role for this great club.

Simon Copson
TBC
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