Alzheimer’s Research UK is a UK company, limited by guarantee, and a registered charity. Our governing document is the Articles of Association, which sets out our core objectives.

Alzheimer’s Research UK is governed by its Board of Trustees which provides overall strategic direction for the Charity and promotes good governance to help us achieve our objectives in the most efficient and effective manner. Our Board of Trustees meets five times per year, with executive staff present.

The Board has set out our 10-year strategy ‘Alzheimer’s Research UK: Towards a Cure’.  It also publishes Annual Reports & Financial Statements for the Charity.

For more information see the Board’s terms of reference, and those of its four sub-committees: the Audit and Risk Committee; the Nominations and Governance Committee; the Legacy Committee and the Investment Committee.

Alzheimer’s Research UK undertakes its charitable and fundraising activities with no bias in regard to political affiliation or religion. We are committed to being an inclusive organisation.

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Trustees

Our voluntary Trustees bring expertise and experience from a wide range of fields to steer the strategic direction of the Charity.

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Senior team

With expertise in research, fundraising, policy and more, our staff are dedicated to making breakthroughs possible.

prof James Rowe

Scientific advisors

Our Scientific Advisors provide Alzheimer’s Research UK with research and clinical expertise, helping to drive forward our efforts towards a cure.

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Our President

Alzheimer’s Research UK is proud to have the support of former UK Prime Minister, The Rt Hon the Lord Cameron, as our President.

David Mayhew and John Hardy

Vice Presidents

Vice Presidents are Alzheimer’s Research UK’s highest-level Ambassadors, having shown long-standing commitment to the charity and dementia research more broadly.

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Ambassadors

Ambassadors are some of Alzheimer’s Research UK’s highest-level supporters, helping the charity to raise awareness of dementia and advocate for research into the condition.