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Mair Gwynant

Non-Executive Member

A native of Mid Wales and a fluent Welsh speaker, I now live in Cardiff with my husband, but regularly travel to Mid and North Wales for family visits and work commitments.

I am a chartered accountant and have worked as a finance professional for over 30 years across the public, private and charitable sectors. For the past 10 years I have run a consultancy practice providing business development services to social enterprises and charities.

I have also served on various boards and committees.  I am currently chair of the Risk and Audit committees of the Welsh Language Commissioner and the Future Generations Commissioner and a Board member of Adnodd Cyf, the organisation that commissions bilingual educational resources to support the new Curriculum for Wales.

I am passionate about ensuring that organisations are well run, with good governance, effective risk management and sound financial management.  I have led on several strategic organisational reviews and change programmes within the public sector.

I am also passionate about ensuring that health and social care services continue to evolve to meet the needs of citizens, both now and in the future, ensuring better use of public finances and resources while delivering real, sustainable change to people’s lives.  Ensuring that citizens’ voices are heard and represented is critical to such change.

I look forward to using my knowledge, expertise and personal experiences to support the development of Llais and help drive positive service change across health and social care for the people of Wales.

Mair Gwynant