The Board endeavours to secure members from a combination of large and small businesses within the BID constituency and representation from different sectors within the district. Quorum is a minimum of three Directors. BID constituents should always form the majority.
The Board consists of up to 18 members represented by:
Up to 2 Board members from each of the sector based sub-groups and the community sub-group; up to 6 Board members from the BID constituency; up to 4 positions from voluntary members; up to 2 small businesses who do not form part of the formal BID constituency; up to 2 property owners within the BID district.
The Board sub-groups consist of between 6 and 12 members representative of their particular sector.
Business led sub-groups are invited from the BID constituents and from small business voluntary members whilst membership of the Community Group is invited from those organisations advised by the London Borough of Camden.
In addition, the following organisations may sit on the Board as Observers to the Board, to act in an advisory role:
London Borough of Camden, Metropolitan Police, Transport for London
The Fitzrovia Partnership’s Bye-Laws
David Byrne
Interim Chair
Chief Executive, The Doctors Laboratory
John Bonning
Commercial Director, The Building Centre
James Temple
Chief Operating Officer, Seddons
Fiona Clark
Practice Director & Co-Owner, David Miller Architects
Vasiliki Arvaniti
Head of Asset Management, Derwent London
Marcus Plows
Head of Business Rates, FORA
Rebecca De Souza
HR Director, Heal’s
Paul Hyde
Director, Arup
Mark Gazaleh
Trustee of the Westminster Tree Trust
Rebecca Hossack
Owner, Rebecca Hossack Gallery
Simon Wolny
UCLH
Steve Ford
Deputy Director of Estates (Facilities & Operations), University of Westminster
Jason Parker
Director, Make Architects
Warren Fry
Operations Manager, McDonalds
Stella Abani
Westminster City Council
Superintendent Patrick Holdaway
City of London Police/National Business Crime Centre
Cllr Adam Harrison
Cabinet Member for Improving Camden’s Environment, Camden Council
Adam Dray
London Borough of Camden Council
Any district that aims to achieve sustainable development and Carbon Net Zero needs to have central co-ordination. The Fitzrovia Partnership does just that. Working in partnership with LB Camden and a large number of wider stakeholders and businesses, it co-ordinates and seeks to deliver sustainable solutions. 
Adam Harrison, Cabinet Member for a Sustainable Camden
5th Floor
175/176 Tottenham Court Road
London
W1T 7NX
Tel: 020 3146 4260
Email: info@fitzroviapartnership.com
Enjoy Fitzrovia
www.enjoyfitzrovia.co.uk
West Fitzrovia (for businesses in Borough of Westminster)
https://westfitzrovia.com/
