I'm Jet (they/them), an international, multi-award winning accessibility consultant and marketing specialist. I use my personal experiences of being a disabled person for good and I am currently working across a range of clients including: EasyJet, Making Space, Rights on Flights, The Paralympics and more! I look forward to making Hampshire Hospitals more inclusive for all.
Hello! My name is Georgina MacInnes, and I am currently a law student at the University of Winchester. I am involved in the University community by being an equality, inclusive and well-being representative, and I can’t wait to get involved in Hampshire Hospitals and be a voice for the young people.
In my time I have been a salesman, debt-collector, bingo caller and chimney sweep. Most of my career was in IT and Project Management for both private corporations and Government organisations.
I retired at 60 due to failing health, and since that time I have volunteered with Gosport Access Group and Disability Forum. I champion access in all its forms; building, street and transport access, web and services, for all disabilities, physical, cognitive or neuro-diverse. I personally use a mobility scooter.
My wife has had rheumatoid arthritis since 1987 and I have been her carer all these years. My eldest daughter was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos. I am a member of The Disabled Ramblers and Hampshire Roamability.
Removing barriers is my passion.
Andrew obtained a BSc Honors degree in Electronics & Electrical Engineering and later an MBA from the London Business School. After University he moved to Italy for 8 years before returning to the UK to study for his MBA. He had a number of roles, always within the Telecommunications industry, before embarking on a successful business career with BT where he had significant Director roles. He also served as a Board Member of the publicly quoted French company, Eutelsat S.A for 6 years and as a Board Member of SPI Limited, a Joint Venture company in St Petersburg, Russia.
In 2009 he was elected as a Hampshire County Councillor where he served for 12 years before having the title of Honorary Alderman conferred upon him.
