Meet our team
Whether supporting our members, engaging with our sponsors, advocating for the sector or managing our events, every member of our small team plays a vital role in achieving our ambitions to be the trusted voice of our sector, and to support charity leaders in using the power of digital technology to deliver vital outcomes for people, animals, the environment and society.
Tree Hall - CEO
Tree joined Charity Technology Leadersship in March 2019 and was appointed as their first CEO in May 2020. She has over 25 years experience of working in the charity sector as a fundraiser and marketer. She is hugely proud of the work CTL does to support current and emerging charity technology leaders and to enable charities and charitable organisations to maximise their use of tech, digital and data to achieve their organisational goals.
She is also openly autistic and ADHD and is passionate about supporting neurodivergence and inclusion in employment, and increasing opportunities and accessibility in the workplace. She achieves this through her own company, NEUROnique. Both her children are neurodivergent, and she is committed to making the world a more welcoming, accessible place that enables them to achieve their full potential.
Claire Jago - Head of Operations
Claire joined Charity Technology Leadership in July 2022, bringing with her over 17 years’ experience in the charity sector. She's had a varied career to date, spanning operational support, event organisation, internal learning and training, and the management of data and information systems.
As Head of Operations, Claire is responsible for day-to-day operations, acting as the first point of contact for our members, as well as supporting our CEO and trustees in their roles. She oversees our general office and financial administration, supports our programme of events, and manages our member database and online forums.
Claire is passionate about customer service and ensuring that our members gain maximum benefit from their membership of Charity Technology Leadership.
Nabeelah Patel - Events Manager
Nabeelah joined us in this new role in January 2025. She’s a very experienced Events and Communications Manager and has a Bachelor of Laws degree.
She has delivered engaging communication campaigns for events and long term projects and works collaboratively to deliver projects to high standards, plan effective communication schedules, and lead teams to achieve objectives.
She also has freelancing experience including managing social media channels and creating content for diverse platforms.
Emma Feltham - Membership Manager
Emma is an experienced technology leader with a strong track record of delivering effective technology services, building strategic relationships, and helping organisations make the most of digital change. Her career spans service management, business relationship management, and technology leadership, with a particular focus on aligning technology with organisational goals and creating positive outcomes for users and stakeholders.
Alongside her professional work, Emma is a passionate advocate for inclusion, diversity, and community engagement. She has held leadership roles in diversity networks and industry groups and is actively involved in supporting patient advocacy and research within the health and charity sectors. Emma brings a collaborative, people-focused approach to leadership and is committed to helping organisations and individuals thrive through the thoughtful use of technology
Damion Gee - Clerk to the Board
Damion grew up in Devon, completing A-levels before progressing to study an honours degree in Physics at Cardiff University. Following University, he played in national amateur golf events for a short time before starting work in golf tourism, undertaking the management of the Brittany Ferries Golf Programme.
Upon relocating to Wales in 2019, he spent five years as Club Manager at Neath Golf Club before progressing in 2014 to become General Manager of Ashburnham Golf Club in Burry Port, developing his management and governance experience.
Following eight and a half years in the role, which included working with the R&A and Wales Golf and being an active member of the GCMA, he joined Coleg Sir Gar and Coleg Ceredigion, who are both Charities, as Company Secretary and Clerk to the Board. Damion is delighted to have joined Charity Technology Leadership as Clerk to the Board.
