My name is Adam Tkacz and I’m a trustee of Lenny’s Legacy. It is clear, to me, from Roy and Mim’s story that we need to do more to raise awareness of all forms of baby loss and reduce the stigma associated with losing a child. It is essential that this is done via support for bereaved parents and their wider network, education of healthcare professionals & employers and doing this with open dialogues to reduce the isolation that is felt by bereaved parents. To do all this, honouring Lenny and Bhai, makes this one of the most important roles I have held! I am a Director within the Utilities industry and have been involved in Charity work outside of my professional life, with local Sheffield-based charities since 2017; as a volunteer and Trustee. Outside of work and Charitable work, I love exploring everything vibrant Sheffield has to offer and occasionally make noise in a few bands playing originals and covers!

Jessica is a General Practitioner in the NHS with a background of previous Obstetrics and Gynaecology training. She has a specialist interest in Women’s Health as well as Paediatrics. Throughout her academic training and clinical roles Jessica has worked with those experiencing baby loss as well as supporting people who have gone through bereavement. She is a mum with a passion for the outdoors – enjoying walks on the Scottish beaches, trips to the Highlands and is currently attempting to learn how to road cycle! She is committed and passionate about improving support for those experiencing or those who have been through baby loss as well as improving training for professionals caring for bereaved parents.

Alex is a chartered accountant, qualifying with pwc over ten years ago, and is currently finance director of an aim listed green tech business based in Sheffield. When not at work he is normally found out in the peaks, either on the bike or on foot. Carrying on the legacy of Lenny and Bhai is a real privilege and Alex is positive about the impact Lenny’s Legacy can have for those who need it.