Creating brighter financial futures for our customers and members
In 2023, we relaunched our Members Advisory Board (MAB), recruiting a diverse range of professionals from within each of our core sectors.
The board represents different career stages, areas of specialism and working contexts.
In doing so, we've built a MAB that can help us approach problems and opportunities from a variety of angles, leading to healthy, robust debate and discussion.
We actively encourage all employees to engage with our advisory team as a way to help embed customer-centric thinking across the business.
Our purpose
As part of bi-annual board sessions and direct engagement with different areas of Wesleyan Group, our MAB:
- Shares valuable insight into our key professions
- Influences how we tailor our propositions, advice and services to customer needs
- Informs our future strategic planning
- Helps to shape our mutuality proposition
- Refines how we communicate with our members
Meet our members
Meet our members from the medical profession
Harpreet Sood
Harpreet is a Wesleyan Non-Executive Director, a practicing NHS GP and board member of Health Education England. Additionally, he advises early-stage digital health companies and co-founded the NHS Digital Academy, dedicated to enhancing leadership in digital health and informatics workforce capability in England.
Harpreet has previously served as a Senior Adviser to Health Technology at Reckitt and as a Non-Executive Director at Digital Health London, supporting over 30 digital health companies.
Sir Pali Hungin
James Kingsland
Dilsher Singh
Thuva Amuthalingam
Sabena Jameel
James Glasbey
James is a Specialist Registrar in General Surgery, an NIHR Assistant Professor and Hunterian Professor of Global Surgery and Clinical Trials at the University of Birmingham. Notably, he co-led the Guinness World Record-winning CovidSurg collaborative, has over 200 peer-reviewed publications, has secured £21 million in grants as a co-applicant, and received prestigious awards from RCS, The Lancet, and RSM. An advocate for trainees, he has sat as an executive member of the Association of Surgeons in Training and the UK’s Clinical Academic Training Forum.