Susanne Scott is a singer and writer. Throughout her early career, she performed on radio, television and concerts in both the UK and Australia. Susanne has written and recorded two albums and written musicals and plays for children. While turning her hand to teaching in more recent years, she has continued to pursue her writing and is currently seeking to launch her own children’s book series. She has served on the Board of ACG for many years.

Sue Beresford is an actor whose career encompasses roles in theatre: repertory, touring and West End productions; TV (Between The Lines, Grange Hill) and films (The Tall Guy, National Treasure 2) together with radio, voiceovers and corporate work. She has broad experience of roleplay work with Barclays, GMC and the CPS, and also works as a voice coach having taught voice and text at LAMDA, Mountview Academy and Riding Lights Summer School.

John Mellows is Senior Advisor to the Mazars Group, an international audit and finance company. He is a Friend of ACG and has served on the Board of ACG Ltd for many years. As a Director he oversees the ACG's finances, working with Rosemary to ensure the membership fees and donations are used wisely and appropriately in the running of the organisation.

Rosemary Bird is an Arts Administrator. Formerly, Rosemary was the Divisional Finance Officer for the Arts Division of the British Council. She has been Company Secretary of the ACG since 1995 and a Director of ACG since 2006. Since 2001 Rosemary has been involved with a christian charity called Gateway, which provides performance based assemblies and workshops in schools.

Gordon Adams has over 20 years experience in the Television and Radio industry as a Senior Producer, Director and Journalist. He has worked across several different genres within the profession including TV News, entertainment and factual programming. Gordon has been a Christian for over 34 years and originally joined the ACG in the mid 1980s. He is an avid movie watcher, a voting member of BAFTA and also belongs to the BFI.

Tony Jasper has worked extensively in radio, television and theatre. He has written for major newspapers and magazines on the contemporary music and folk worlds. As an author he has over 70 titles published in music and religious fields. In 1982 ITV screened a docu on his life and Christian witness. He founded the much travelled and applauded Jasperian Theatre Company. He preaches on a Sunday across a wide range of Christian communions from Salvation Army to House, to the mainstream. He believes Christian insight to be most vital in the Arts and Media world and that the role of Arts Centre Group should be one of growing influence.

Jason Blackwood Jason has trained in art and design, photography and journalism. After graduation he specialised mostly in the photographic aspect of the creative sector. He has been ACG's official photographer for the past 5 years and has also been involved in designing / photographing events for other voluntary organisations, charities and bands. He has also used these skills within the context of his full time work in the mental health sector. Jason helps run ACG's Mentoring programme and is also a part of other south east arts organisations.

Jennifer Moore is a solo artist singer-songwriter, vocal coach, vocal arranger and choir director and she holds a BA (hons) in commercial music. She is also Chair and founding member of Ignito Project, a charity designed to provide free music and the arts education in underprivileged areas of Battersea in London. Jennifer is married to Jual Ayala who is a music producer and they work out of an amazing studio in Thessaly Rd South London which will be well known to Who fans.

Andre Radmall is a playwright and actor and has recently returned to the theatre after a break. Alongside his long-standing passion for acting and writing, he has also worked in the field of mental health. After starting out as a mental health nurse he went on to train as a psychotherapist. An ordained minister in the Church of England, he now teaches counselling and theology at London School of Theology. In recent years he has also developed a successful consultancy as a business coach and trainer. He has a vision to be a chaplain to the arts while at the same time being a practitioner in mainstream performance art.

Daniel James is a musician, composer, producer and engineer. He has been playing in bands and working in studios from an early age. He has been a full-time Music Director where he produced 8 albums and played on several worldwide tours. He then went freelance and broadened his experience playing with more artists and producing more albums and EP’s. He also set up a commercial recording studio in 2006 in Bradford City Centre where he worked before moving to London in 2010. Daniel also works very closely on music for film and television with his wife Vanessa James who is a composer.