Who we are

We’re a locally governed and managed housing association with ambitious plans.

CHP Ltd is registered as a Community Benefit Society, under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014. Registration number: 8112. We're registered with the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH): L4331.

Company structure

We’ve established three wholly owned subsidiary companies to support our growth. You can find out more information on each subsidiary company below.

 

Meet the group

Our subsidiary companies

Myriad Capital PLC

This is the Group’s financing vehicle that was formed for the purpose of securing funding to deliver on our housing development objectives. It was established in 2013 with the issue of a £200m bond to CHP.

Myriad Housing Ltd

Myriad Housing lets and manages housing development contracts on behalf of CHP for social and affordable rent, submarket rent, and a small number of homes for market sale.

Myriad Homes Ltd

Myriad Homes was established to progress profit-making commercial opportunities for re-investment into CHP's core activities. This is achieved by working with a variety of land agents, architects, contractors, consultants and investors to secure appropriate house building opportunities. These include:

  • utilising CHP land bank opportunities for infill or redevelopment;
  • acquiring market sites with or without planning permission;
  • progressing joint ventures with CHP to deliver mixed tenure housing schemes. 

Myriad Homes aims to deliver cost effective construction solutions through efficient procurement as well as optimise sales through high-quality design and marketing.

Board members

Our Board members have overall responsibility for setting our strategic corporate objectives and monitoring performance against them. They’re also responsible for overseeing the management of our finances and resources and how we deliver our services. We have a Board and committee member ‘Declaration of Interests register’, which is reported to the board annually and is available upon request from the Head of Governance and Assurance via email governance@chp.org.uk.

 

Meet the board

Our current Board Directors are:

Ian Green OBE, Chair of the Board

Ian Green Ian has over 30 years’ experience in high-profile leadership roles in charitable, housing, NHS, and social care organisations. He was involved with the YMCA for over 25 years, supporting young people and communities, and was Chief Executive of YMCA England and a member of the Executive Team of the World YMCA.  

Until April 2023, Ian was Chief Executive of the Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK's leading HIV and sexual health charity and is currently Chair and Non-executive Director of a number of NHS Trusts, including an Integrated Care Board.  

He was awarded an OBE in the 2023 New Year's Honours List for services to charity and public health.  

Ian served as Estuary’s Chair from September 2022 until March 2026. He was appointed Chair of Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries:

  • Chair of the Board. 

  • People and Governance Committee member. 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Karen Bird 

Karen Bird

Karen is the Chief People Officer at Westfalia International. Prior to this, she was the Interim CEO at McColl’s Retail Group Ltd from March 2022 to August 2023. Her previous director roles at McColl’s and the Post Office included Chief Operating Officer, as well as Colleague and Operations Director. 

From 2004 to 2016, Karen held senior roles at Tesco Plc, including UK People Director, People Director for UK large format stores, and Operations Director for tesco.com.  

Karen’s professional qualifications include a BSc (Hons) in Psychology. She is also a mentor for the Girl Guiding Association. 

Karen was an Independent Member of CHP’s Customer Experience Committee and was appointed as a co-optee to CHP’s Board in 2023. Karen also served on its Treasury and Investment Committee. Karen was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026. 

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • People and Governance Committee member. 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Senior Independent Director. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Toby D’Olier 

Toby D'Olier

Toby was a Board member for RHP, a 10,000-home provider across West London between 2013 and 2022. He was also an RHP homeowner for 11 years. 

Toby is a self-employed videographer and web consultant, producing corporate videos for a wide variety of clients, including Wimbledon, The Post Office, The Times, and American Express Global Business Travel. 

Toby spent ten years working in radio for Global Radio, Europe’s largest radio group, as well as others, as an executive producer and manager.  

Toby served on CHP’s Board and was a member of its Customer Experience Committee. Toby was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group Chair. 

  • Customer Experience Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Suzanne Horsley

Suzanne HorsleySuzanne is an experienced senior housing specialist with over 10 years of experience at the executive and director levels.  

As a qualified member of the Chartered Institute of Housing and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Suzanne brings strong knowledge in strategic housing operations, property services, asset management, and building safety. 

Suzanne is currently the Executive Director of Property at Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Association and was previously the Executive Director of Customer and Operations at Wandle Housing Association. She also served as Director of Building Safety and Director of Home and Property Services at Southern Housing Group. 

Suzanne was an Independent Committee Member on Estuary’s Customer Experience Committee and joined its Board in 2023. Suzanne was appointed to Delta’s Board as a Co-optee on 1 April 2026. 
 
Delta Board committees/subsidiaries:

  • Customer Experience Committee member.
  • Investment Committee member.
  • Myriad Homes Limited. 

Sarah Jones 

Sarah Jones

Sarah is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and held senior finance roles in PLCs and private equity-backed businesses before joining the housing association sector in 2014.

Sarah is currently Executive Director at Harlow Council, with responsibility for housing and environment. As the former Chief Executive Officer on the Board of Anchor Hanover Group, an operator of social housing and care homes for older people, Sarah has experience working in a complex organisation regulated by the Regulator of Social Housing and the Care Quality Commission. Sarah has also served as Company Secretary in several organisations.

With extensive experience working with Boards and Committees in a financial capacity, Sarah brings a wealth of experience to the Board, including high standards of governance and financial viability, and development of corporate strategy and risk and assurance frameworks.

Rooted in Epping, Essex, with her partner and two sons, Sarah cites drama, music, dogs, and gardening amongst her interests. 

Sarah served on CHP’s Board and was Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee and a member of the Governance, Remuneration, and Nominations Committee. Sarah was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026. 

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Audit and Risk Committee Chair. 

  • People and Governance Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

  • Myriad Capital PLC.

Marie Li Mow Ching 

Marie Li Mow Ching

Marie has extensive experience as a non-executive director in the social housing and health care sectors, including Board member, Vice chair, and Chair roles. Before this, Marie had a successful career in central government, working across several departments and overseeing the delivery of large-scale projects and publicly funded programmes. 
 
Marie has a passion for social housing with a focus on customer engagement, good governance, finance, risk management, and regulatory compliance. She is currently Chair and Non-Executive Director of a number of social housing providers.
 
Marie served on Estuary’s Board and was a member of its Audit and Risk Committee. She was appointed as Estuary’s Senior Independent Director in 2024 and chaired its Governance and Remuneration Committee. Marie was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026. 

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • People and Governance Committee Chair. 

  • Investment Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Craig O’Donnell 

Craig O'Donnell

Craig is the Founding Partner of Bothy Consulting, a specialised advisory firm that helps businesses with their innovation and transformation strategies, with a particular emphasis on digital technologies and AI.  

Before establishing his own consultancy, Craig served as Group Innovation Director at Grosvenor for six years, during which he developed Grosvenor’s innovation capabilities amidst disruptions in the real estate sector. He managed the integration of advanced technologies and supervised an investment portfolio in early-stage companies. 

Craig also served as Chief Information Officer at Landsec, one of the UK's leading commercial property firms, where he led numerous transformation initiatives, including its largest digital transformation programme. 

Craig serves as a Non-Executive Director for Thrive Homes, chairing their Customer, Colleague, and Governance Committee, as well as Interim Director at Get Living. He previously served on CHP’s Board and was a member of its Customer Experience Committee and Value for Money Working Group. Craig was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Customer Experience Committee Chair. 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Julie Parker

Julie Parker

Julie is an experienced non-executive director spanning the housing, health, local government, blue light services, and arts sectors. She has built a successful career in senior strategic leadership roles within large, complex, and diverse organisations. 
 
Julie is passionate about delivering quality services to the public and brings experience and knowledge across various sectors with strong skills in finance management, corporate governance, and service delivery. Julie is also knowledgeable about Delta’s local community and public sector partners and has previously served as a Board member at Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, amongst other roles.  

Julie served on Estuary’s Board and was a member of its Audit and Risk Committee. Julie was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Audit and Risk Committee member. 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Katie Rogers 

Katie Rogers

Katie is an experienced Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer with over 20 years' experience in the construction and house building sector. Initially qualifying as an ACA accountant with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in 2005, Katie then joined Telford Homes Plc, serving as Chief Financial Officer from 2011 and as Chief Financial and Operating Officer from 2020. During her tenure, she was responsible for setting and delivering the financial strategy, but also leading the legal, compliance, governance, and HR teams. She was a member of the Audit Committee, Remuneration Committee, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Committee.

Katie joined Greencore Homes as Chief Financial Officer in 2023, a sustainable housebuilder with ambitions to grow into a nationwide housebuilder over the next 5-10 years.

Katie has significant treasury experience, having sourced and managed all debt and equity raises throughout her career. She also has significant and varied transactional experience, including land and corporate acquisitions, Build to Rent transactions, corporate disposals, and delisting from share markets.

Katie served on CHP’s Board, latterly as Senior Independent Director, and was a member of its Treasury and Investment Committee. Katie was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Investment Committee Chair. 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited Chair.

 

Patrick Symington 

Patrick Symington

Until May 2023, Patrick served as Chief Executive Officer of MORhomes PLC and is a finance professional, originally from the private sector with extensive experience in the housing sector as an executive director, non-executive director, and consultant. 

Patrick was previously Executive Director at First Wessex Housing Association (now Vivid), responsible for Finance, IT, Governance, and Business Transformation. He has also been Finance Director at various other housing associations and was Chair of the Risk and Audit Committee at Stonewater Housing Association. 

Patrick served on Estuary’s Board, was Chair of Estuary’s Audit and Risk Committee, a member of its Governance and Remuneration Committee, and Director of Estuary Homes Design Ltd. Patrick was appointed to Delta’s Board as a Co-optee on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group Chair. 

  • Audit and Risk Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

  • Myriad Capital PLC.

Hetal Trivedi 

Hetal Trivedi
Hetal is a chartered accountant and a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (FCA). He has extensive financial and commercial experience across various industries and is currently responsible for all aspects of finance, risk, procurement, and legal as the Chief Financial Officer of Frasers Hospitality Group - EMEA. 

Hetal’s previous experience includes serving as Chief Financial Officer for a senior living developer and operator and working at The Crown Estate as Head of Commercial Finance. In this role, Hetal was primarily responsible for optimising profitability and financial strategic planning in its West End, regional shopping centres, and offshore wind portfolios. Prior to that, he held multiple senior roles at J Sainsbury plc for over nine years and has also worked at other retail and telecoms businesses. 

With a career spanning over 25 years, Hetal brings diverse experience, working extensively in sectors undergoing disruption and high growth.  

He served on CHP’s Board and was a member of its Audit and Risk Committee. Hetal was appointed to Delta’s Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Audit and Risk Committee member. 

  • Investment Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Suzanne Wise 

Suzanne Wise

Suzanne is a trustee, chair, and non-executive Board director. She is a lawyer by professional background and a sustainability expert with a strong focus on driving climate and nature action in business for a better world.  

Suzanne has extensive legal, risk, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) experience working across a diverse range of industries, from consumer and FMCG manufacturing, to rail and infrastructure. She has worked in large, complex, and multinational private, public-regulated industries, and not-for-profit entities in a career spanning over 30 years. 

Suzanne is currently a trustee of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, and Chair of the environmental charity CPRE, London. 

Suzanne’s previous experience includes being Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Sustainability at Japan Tobacco International, based in Geneva. Before that, she was Group General Counsel and Company Secretary at Network Rail and prior to that Premier Foods Plc.  

Suzanne served on CHP’s Board and was a member of its Governance, Remuneration, and Nominations Committee and Customer Experience Committee. She was appointed to the Delta Board on 1 April 2026.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • People and Governance Committee member. 

  • Customer Experience Committee member. 

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

Paul Edwards, Chief Executive Officer

Paul Edwards

Paul became Chief Executive of Delta on 1 April 2026. He has worked in the housing sector for over 25 years, including 10 years at CHP.  

Paul was CHP’s Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Financial Officer for three years before being appointed as Chief Executive Officer in January 2022.  

Paul spent six years as Director of Resources at Havebury Housing Partnership and nine years prior to that as Director of Treasury Services at Swan Housing Group. During his career, Paul has led finance, treasury, investment, IT, HR, governance, and business support functions, as well as development teams focused on increasing the supply of high-quality affordable housing. 

Paul has also previously served as a Non-Executive Director at Welwyn Hatfield Community Housing Trust and Circle 33 Housing. He is currently a Board member at Local Space, as well as a Trustee for Chelmsford Learning Partnership. Paul is also a member of the National Housing Association’s Financial Policy Advisory Group.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group member.

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

  • Myriad Capital PLC Chair.

  • Myriad Housing Limited.

  • Accession Homes Limited.

  • Estuary Homes Design Limited.

 

Neil Perrins, Chief Financial Officer

Neil Perrins

Having held senior positions across housing, transport, and infrastructure, Neil brings a wide range of experience to Delta, ensuring customers are put first every day as we invest in improvements.  

He was previously Chief Financial Officer at CHP. Before that, Neil was Finance Director at Barking Riverside, leading a multi-billion regeneration project that unlocked a new town in East London. He was the Executive Director of Resources at Golding Homes prior to this, and he also spent 15 years at Transport for London across a variety of roles. 

He has significant non-executive director experience, currently holding positions as Board member and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee at both Saxon Weald and LHC Procurement Group. He previously held the same roles at Croydon Churches Housing Association for over six years. 

Neil is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and recently completed a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Warwick. 

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member.

  • Myriad Homes Limited Lead Executive.

  • Myriad Capital PLC Lead Executive.

  • Myriad Housing Limited Lead Executive.

  • Accession Homes Limited.

  • Estuary Homes Design Limited.

Executive Management Team

Our Executive Management Team are responsible for implementing the strategies and policies set by the Board and for the delivery of our business plan. They’re accountable to our Board members.

 

Meet the Executive Management Team

Our current executive team is:

Paul Edwards, Chief Executive Officer

Paul Edwards

Paul became Chief Executive of Delta on 1 April 2026. He has worked in the housing sector for over 25 years, including 10 years at CHP.  

Paul was CHP’s Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Financial Officer for three years before being appointed as Chief Executive Officer in January 2022.  

Paul spent six years as Director of Resources at Havebury Housing Partnership and nine years prior to that as Director of Treasury Services at Swan Housing Group. During his career, Paul has led finance, treasury, investment, IT, HR, governance, and business support functions, as well as development teams focused on increasing the supply of high-quality affordable housing. 

Paul has also previously served as a Non-Executive Director at Welwyn Hatfield Community Housing Trust and Circle 33 Housing. He is currently a Board member at Local Space, as well as a Trustee for Chelmsford Learning Partnership. Paul is also a member of the National Housing Association’s Financial Policy Advisory Group.  

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member. 

  • Value for Money Task and Finish Group member.

  • Myriad Homes Limited.

  • Myriad Capital PLC Chair.

  • Myriad Housing Limited.

  • Accession Homes Limited.

  • Estuary Homes Design Limited.

 

Rachel Hadley, Chief Operating Officer

Rachel HadleyRachel was appointed as Delta’s Chief Operating Officer on 1 April 2026, having previously served as Deputy Chief Executive at CHP. Rachel joined CHP in January 2020 as People and Communications Director, became People and Culture Director in July 2021, and Deputy Chief Executive in August 2022.

Rachel leads our operational directorates, including Asset Management and Compliance, Repairs and Maintenance, Customer Services, and Specialist Housing. Focused on ensuring that we deliver brilliant basics consistently, Rachel is passionate about using data insight to drive performance, and maintaining a responsive, customer-centred service across all operations. 

Rachel is also our Consumer Standards Lead and Customer Health and Safety Lead, as required under the Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023. She is responsible for ensuring consumer standards are implemented and that customers can live safely in their homes.

Rachel brings over 24 years of leadership experience spanning HR, governance, and business operations. Her earlier career in manufacturing and financial services, combined with her deep understanding of compliance and regulatory frameworks, gives her a distinctive perspective on operational excellence in the housing sector.

Rachel also serves as a non-executive Board member for South Essex Homes, the arm’s length management organisation for Southend City Council.

Delta subsidiaries:

  • Myriad Housing Limited. 

Neil Perrins, Chief Financial Officer

Neil Perrins

Having held senior positions across housing, transport, and infrastructure, Neil brings a wide range of experience to Delta, ensuring customers are put first every day as we invest in improvements.  

He was previously Chief Financial Officer at CHP. Before that, Neil was Finance Director at Barking Riverside, leading a multi-billion regeneration project that unlocked a new town in East London. He was the Executive Director of Resources at Golding Homes prior to this, and he also spent 15 years at Transport for London across a variety of roles. 

He has significant non-executive director experience, currently holding positions as Board member and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee at both Saxon Weald and LHC Procurement Group. He previously held the same roles at Croydon Churches Housing Association for over six years. 

Neil is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and recently completed a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Warwick. 

Delta Board committees/subsidiaries: 

  • Treasury Task and Finish Group member.

  • Myriad Homes Limited Lead Executive.

  • Myriad Capital PLC Lead Executive.

  • Myriad Housing Limited Lead Executive.

  • Accession Homes Limited.

  • Estuary Homes Design Limited.

Michael Hadjimichael, Chief People and Resources Officer

Michael Hadjimichael

Before his role at Delta, Michael served as Executive Director of Finance and Corporate Resources / Chief Financial Officer at Estuary, since joining in 2018. He has worked in the social housing sector since 2006, holding senior roles at Swan Housing, CHP, and Colchester Borough Homes.

During his time at Estuary, Michael provided strategic leadership across Finance, Procurement, Communications, Technology and Change, and People and Organisational Development. His role on the Executive Team has been key to driving organisational performance and embedding strong governance and values-led leadership across the business.

As Chief People and Resources Officer, Michael is responsible for leading Delta’s People, Governance, IT, Data, and other corporate service functions. He oversees the development of people and digital strategies, effective governance and colleague experience; ensuring the organisation remains a great place to work and continues to deliver high‑quality services to its customers.

He is an Associate Member of CIMA and holds a degree in Economics and Accounting from Loughborough University. He also serves as Vice Chair of the Trustee Board for the local Multi-Academy Trust; Chelmer Learning Partnership.

Delta subsidiaries:

  • Myriad Housing Limited.
  • Accession Homes Limited Lead Executive.
  • Estuary Homes Design Limited Lead Executive.

Tamsin Anastasi-Pace, Interim Director of Transformation

Tamsin Anastasi-Pace

Tamsin has extensive experience delivering complex change programmes within the housing sector and wider industries, including law and media.

In her role at Delta, Tamsin is leading the integration of CHP and Estuary whilst establishing a central Transformation function to support both post-merger integration and longer-term strategic transformation. She is responsible for Day 1 readiness, delivery of the integration roadmap, embedding governance and change frameworks, and ensuring transformation is delivered holistically across people, processes, data, and technology.

Tamsin brings a strong track record in transformation, digital strategy and project management, with a focus on building sustainable capability that delivers long-term measurable benefits.

Michael Brymer, Director of Repairs and Maintenance

Michael Brymer

Michael has over 35 years’ experience working in the public and housing sectors across the Midlands and Essex. Prior to Delta, he was Assistant Director of Property Services at Estuary, having joined the organisation in August 2023. 

Michael started his career in the sector as a trainee in a Council Works Department before moving to senior roles in Environmental and Property Services. He has gained an in-depth knowledge of developing strategic plans and the challenges faced by delivering high-quality operational repair and maintenance services for housing association homes.

Over the last five years, Michael has held senior management roles at Solihull Community Housing and Chesterfield Council, being involved in leading the direct labour property services to deliver planned maintenance, day-to-day repairs, building safety, new homes, and large-scale development projects.

Michael is passionate about excellent housing services. A key focus area for Michael is how we’ll further improve our repairs and maintenance services for all our customers.

Graham Gregg, Interim Director of Finance

Graham Gregg

Graham is an experienced finance director with over 20 years of leadership experience across the housing and not-for-profit sectors. Prior to joining Delta, Graham was Executive Director of Finance at Hestia, a care and support organisation that supports people who’ve experienced crisis and trauma. 

He’s also held senior positions at the Sovereign Network Group (formerly Network Homes) and Southern Housing Group. Graham has led large multidisciplinary teams and delivered organisational change programmes, including finance system implementations, culture transformation initiatives, and efficiency improvements that strengthen value for money and regulatory compliance. He is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

Helen Gregory, Director of Specialist Housing

Helen Gregory

Helen is an experienced strategic housing professional with over 30 years’ experience working with councils, housing associations, arm’s-length management organisations, and private sector housing. 

Before her role at Delta, Helen was the Director of Customer Services at Estuary. She joined Estuary in April 2019 as the Executive Director of Operations.

Helen has held key roles such as Operations Director at Colne Housing, Head of Housing at Brentwood Council, and Contracts Manager at Triathlon Homes. It was in this role that she oversaw the transition of the Olympic Games legacy 2012 athletics village into affordable housing. Helen also served as an associate consultant for Campbell Tickell on housing assignments.

A Member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, Helen is passionate about customer service and resident empowerment.

Helen leads Delta’s strategic vision for our supported living service and partnership contracts, through which we deliver a range of housing management services to third parties. Helen is also our nominated person for the Care Quality Commission and Safeguarding Lead. She is committed to delivering excellent customer service, upholding our values, and developing positive relationships with all our external stakeholders.

Helen’s responsibilities include leadership, management, and performance of all activities within the Specialist Housing directorate.

Fiona Hollingsworth, Director of Growth and Partnerships

Fiona Hollingsworth

Fiona leads the development and sale of new affordable and market-sale homes across the region, overseeing everything from sourcing land and S106 to regeneration and delivery. She also manages non-social housing lettings, including intermediate and market rent, along with Delta’s commercial lettings portfolio and regeneration projects such as Andrews Place in Chelmsford.

Dedicated to increasing affordable housing in Essex, Fiona oversees Delta's strategic stock acquisition and disposals programme, building commercial opportunities and partnerships with organisations including Legal & General Affordable Homes, M&G, and Octopus Affordable Housing. Fiona also works closely with Homes England and other grant providers.

Prior to Delta, Fiona was Growth and Partnerships Director at CHP, having joined in February 2023. Fiona is a member of Wandle Housing Association’s Board, serves on its Audit and Risk Committee, and is Chair of its Asset and Investment Committee. She is also an Independent Member of Watmos Community Housing's Resident Committee. Previously, Fiona held senior positions in housing, growth, and homelessness roles across several London Councils and their subsidiaries.

Delta subsidiaries:

  • Myriad Housing Limited.

Jeremy Jacobs, Director of Governance

Jeremy Jacobs

With a doctorate in Public Policy, Jeremy briefly worked as an academic at the University of Birmingham, where he researched youth policy and social exclusion. He has a wide-ranging background in housing and homelessness. This includes managing a supported housing project for young homeless people in Essex and holding several roles in strategy, policy, and corporate governance at manager, head of service, and director levels.

As Director of Governance at Delta, Jeremy is responsible for ensuring we meet our legal and regulatory obligations. He oversees the regular updating of policies and procedures to meet government legislation and improves and maintains frameworks that manage risk across the organisation. Jeremy also serves as the Group Company Secretary and Data Protection Officer. Before Delta, Jeremy served as Director of Governance and Corporate Assurance at Estuary.

Jeremy’s responsibilities also include guiding the Board on strategic governance and assurance matters and managing the operation of the Business Assurance Framework. This includes overseeing our internal audit program. He takes the lead on risk management, working with the Executive Management Team to create a risk culture matching the Board's risk appetite.

Jeremy is passionate about creating real change in local communities and setting the highest standards of governance in housing.

Thomas Kearney, Director of Assets and Compliance

Thomas Kearney

Thomas is a senior housing and asset management leader with more than 15 years’ experience delivering large-scale transformation, customer-focused services, and data-driven asset strategies across the social housing sector. 

Thomas oversees services that ensure homes meet the Regulator of Social Housing’s consumer standards and Tenant Satisfaction Measures, driving high performance and transparency across the organisation. A key focus area for Thomas is helping Delta deliver on its plans to improve the energy performance of our customers’ homes and meet our 2050 Net Zero targets. 

In his previous role as Homes and Places Director at CHP, Thomas led a wide portfolio spanning building safety, repairs and maintenance, compliance, asset investment, sustainability, housing quality, and customer experience. He has also held senior leadership roles at Peabody and Notting Hill Genesis and is a long-standing member of the Chartered Institute of Housing.

Delta subsidiaries:

  • Myriad Housing Limited.

Jo Newell, Director of People

Jo Newell

Jo is responsible for HR, Culture, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), Facilities, Business Support, Corporate Health and Safety, and Communications.

Prior to Delta, Jo was Head of HR at CHP. She joined CHP in September 2020 as Human Resources Manager and became Head of HR in August 2021. In 2025, she expanded her role to include Health and Safety. During her time at CHP, Jo helped the organisation become an agile working employer, improved employee engagement, enhanced pay and reward practices, led the insourcing of recruitment, and oversaw the implementation of new HR systems.

Before CHP, Jo spent 15 years in commercial HR roles within estate agency and motor retail across the UK.

Isabel Varey, Director of Customer Services

Isabel Varey

Before her role at Delta, Isabel was the Customer Services Director at CHP, joining in September 2024. She is responsible for neighbourhood and tenancy management, incoming customer contact, customer feedback, and community partnerships, ensuring that customers are always at the heart of our services. 

Having worked in the housing sector for 20 years, Isabel has extensive experience in managing large operations and overseeing transformation projects and digital change.

Isabel’s focus is on delivering high-quality services and ensuring we can respond to the needs of all our customers. This includes customer enquiries and case handling from start to finish to ensure we get contact and actions right. Making a positive contribution to neighbourhoods is a priority for us, and Isabel will ensure necessary investment goes into the spaces where people spend time outdoors, socialise, and play.