Director

Mark has over 30 years’ experience working for leading design consultancies in the UK and New Zealand as well as running his own business. A long-time supporter and collaborator with the Trust, Mark became a Trustee in 2022 and then Director in 2025.

He has contributed to several exhibitions at the Lettering Arts Centre as well as curating the Rock Paper Pixel exhibition in 2019. He is a former Chairman of Letter Exchange (letterexchange.org) is probably best known for his alternative design for the London Underground map (london-tubemap.com).

Operations and Communications Lead

Lucy has an MA in History of Art from St Andrews, and spent her early career managing a commercial art gallery in London. She has an interest in church art and architecture, and her first dissertation was on flint flush work decoration.  She ran her own online business for seven years, gaining experience in digital marketing and commerce.

She joined the Lettering Arts Trust in 2017, initially running the shop and commercial side of the trust.  Since then her role has developed to include marketing, events and operations.

Head of Commissioning

Mary Carter-Campbell has been Head of Commissioning at the The Lettering Arts Trust since 2014.  She specialises in guiding clients through the commissioning process, carefully matching them with the most appropriate lettering artists.  With an understanding built on experience of nearly fifteen years of both the craft and the sensitivities surrounding memorial work, she ensures each collaboration is thoughtfully aligned.  Her role centres on creating meaningful partnerships between client and maker, recognising that the success of a piece depends on this connection.  Through her work, Mary helps facilitate the creation of memorials and artworks that are both personal and enduring.

Chair of Trustees

Nick’s main career has been as a chartered surveyor, with a sideline as a wine merchant. Despite a degree from Oxford, he lived and worked in Cambridge for many years playing key roles in various local organisations. As trustee of the Cambridge Union he has been closely involved with their substantial building and refurbishment project, successfully completed in 2023. Previously chairman of Friends of All Saints, Nick joined Cambridge Summer Music as trustee in 2022. He is a council member at the Academy of Ancient Music and sits is on the committee that runs Cambridge University Real Tennis Club.

Artist trustee

With over 30 years of experience, Teucer’s journey began with training as a stonemason and architectural carver at Weymouth College in Dorset. This was followed by a five-year lettering apprenticeship at the Richard Kindersley Studio in London. In 2000, he established his own workshop in Norfolk.

While he primarily works with stone, his portfolio also includes projects in wood, glass, laser-cut stainless steel, and cast iron. Teucer remains dedicated to perfecting his craft, creating exceptional works, and is passionate about passing on his skills to the next generation, having mentored two apprentices to date.

Artist trustee

Lisi grew up on the continent before coming to study at UCL, followed by a PhD in neuropsychology at St Andrews, a postdoc research fellowship at Oxford and lectureship in London. Her field of interest was how the brain recognises shapes.

Having taken time out to raise her two daughters she returned to her love of art and making. She was mentored by letter carver Caroline Webb and has trained with Tom Perkins, Andrew Whittle and John Neilson. In 2015 she set up her own workshop in Wiltshire. She is a QEST scholar and an elected member of the Master Carvers Association.

Treasurer

Berny joined the Trustees as the Treasurer of the Lettering Arts Trust in June 2025. She spent her career in many financial positions, most recently as Chief Finance Office at Brooke and has vast experience working at a senior level for charities. Berny is also a co-opted member of the Lords Taverners Transformation Committee and the Treasurer for the Alde and Ore Association.

Berny has now retired spending far more time in Suffolk. She wanted to join the Trust to give back to a sector that has given her and her family so much over the years.

Trustee

Errol is an artist, curator, and creative health specialist. While studying graphic design at Camberwell School of Art, he immersed himself in London’s emerging graffiti art scene, an experience that sparked a deep passion for cultural expression, and the creative possibilities of graffiti lettering.

Errol has curated exhibitions and hosted talks and screenings that share his passion for graffiti culture with new audiences, highlighting its influence on youth culture and participation within the arts. Errol’s practice is about keeping the raw energy and rebellious spirit of graffiti alive, while reimagining how it can exist and thrive in today’s cultural landscape.

Trustee

Having spent over 30 years in publishing at the Hearst Corporation and Condé Nast, both in Europe and the US, Jamie went on to work as a director of the London Design Festival and Design Biennale.

He was a governor of the University of the Arts London for over 10 years before taking on the role as Chair of Trustees of City and Guilds of London Art School. One of the focuses of the School is to deliver advanced carving and calligraphy skills as well as delivering insight into industry connections and professional networks.

Trustee

Robyn trained as a stonemason at Weymouth College where she received a grounding in the basic principles of lettering design and carving. Initially pursuing a career in architectural masonry, she worked for a firm of traditional stone masons in Cambridge and spent a year working on masonry restoration projects in Czechia. She worked at at David Kindersley’s studio in Cambridge before moving to Salisbury to work on the restoration of the cathedral. She established her own studio in 2006.

In 2022 Robyn closed her business, set her chisels aside, and was ordained as a minister in the Church of England.