Colin Sinclair

Chief Executive

NHS National Services Scotland

Colin joined NSS in 2008 initially as Logistics Director and then as Director of National Procurement.  He has since been Director of NSS’ Procurement, Commissioning and Facilities Business Unit before being appointed Chief Executive on 1^st August 2016.

He has over 25 years’ experience in the logistics, supply chain and procurement sectors working for a range of large public ltd companies in the manufacturing and logistics fields.  Prior to joining NSS Colin was Regional Operations Director for a major UK logistics business where responsibilities included business development and customer account management.

Colin’s career has been in the service sector and he brings this experience to his current role with a focus on providing high quality customer service, understanding and working collaboratively with customers and stakeholders and delivering new services to meet changing needs.

Jim Miller

Director of Procurement Commissioning & Facilities

NHS Scotland

Jim has 30 years experience across the private and public sector in commercial, procurement and supply chain leadership. Having worked at a senior level in areas including aviation, construction and public organisations he joined NHS Scotland in 2006 as Director of Strategic Sourcing. In 2015 he took over the wider role of Director of Procurement Commissioning and Facilities.

With a broad portfolio providing commercial, clinical, advisory and improvement services across the NHS in Scotland and the wider public sector he is proud of his team’s collaborative arrangements and ambitious plans. He also fully recognises the role that a flexible, competitive and innovative supply base plays in supporting the future of Scotland’s Health Service.

Jeremy Parsons

Head of Carbon and Renewables

Kingfisher plc

Profile following soon.

Janice Bianchi

Medical Education Specialist & Honorary Lecturer

University of Glasgow

Janice is an independent tissue viability and dermatology educator and honorary lecturer at Glasgow University.  She is a member of several dermatology and tissue viability/leg ulcer interest groups.

She is currently leading on the development of a number of wound and dermatology related projects on behalf of the National Association of Tissue Viability Nurse Specialists Scotland (NATVNS) and NHS Education for Scotland (NES)

Current projects/activities:

• Module Leader, Leg ulcer module Glasgow Caledonian University
• Module Leader, Chronic oedema module University of Hertfordshire
• Older persons skin resource
• Psycho social aspects of care masterclass – winner of BJN nurse project of the year 2016
• Medical writing
• Dermatology and Tissue Viability project with NHS Education for Scotland
• Providing educational advice to several wound care and dermatology companies