As a charity registered in England and Wales (charity registration number 1131139), PCAP is governed by an independent Board of Trustees. To ensure this independence, all PCAP trustees are unpaid.

Claude Bernard Tene
Dr Claude Bernard Tene holds a Doctorate Degree in Law and Public Policy from Nottingham University, with a focus on the implementation of laws, regulations and public policy development. Additionally, he holds an LLM with Merit, specialising in International Banking and Insurance Law, and is a practicing lawyer.
Claude is the founder and Senior Partner of T&A Solicitors. He is passionate about leveraging his expertise in governance, regulatory compliance, and policy implementation to advance PCAP’s mission, whilst promoting institutional capacity.

Rayann Bryan
Rayann Bryan, MSc, is the Founder and CEO of Thelma Matilda Alves Foundation and a Black feminist scholar advancing equity in healthcare and corporate spaces. She has authored national anti-racism articles on the NHS and healthcare, and co-created inclusive initiatives with both NHS Trusts and major corporations.
With experience spanning research, advocacy, and partnerships, Rayann blends evidence-based analysis with practical solutions, driving systemic change while centring wellbeing, inclusion, and intergenerational dialogue in her leadership and scholarship.

Alain Mbe
Alain Mbe is an experienced lecturer, property investor, and entrepreneur. He has a Master’s in Information Security and Computer Forensics from the University of East London, and various diplomas in business administration and management, governance, and leadership. In 2018, he founded Empreso, a consultancy that helps others achieve financial independence through property investment.
Alain, who is a qualified pilot, also offers transformational coaching aimed at inspiring ethnic minorities to realise their potential and become captains of their own lives.