Leadership Team

Rosalie Weetman
Chief Executive Officer

Following graduation with a degree in Law with Sociology, Rosalie started working for the Probation Service in 1997 and went on to qualify as a Probation Officer with a Masters degree in Social Work gained from the University of Nottingham. She has had various roles within the Probation Service including managing the Probation Substance Misuse team in Derby and undertaking a four month regional project evaluating the delivery of drug treatment in Probation settings. Her role prior to taking up the CEO position of the Matthew Project was as Policy and Development Manager for the National Offender Manager Service with national responsibility for Drug Rehabilitation Requirements.

Rosalie said, 'Together I believe that we can bring hope to individuals suffering with addiction and help strengthen local communities and families to build resilience against the impact of substance misuse.'

Graeme Stewart
Deputy Chief Executive

Graeme Stewart, Deputy Chief Executive of The Matthew Project, graduated from Paisley University with a BSc in Computer Science and worked for IBM as a Network Analyst before changing career and working with young people as a youth worker. Graeme moved to Norwich in 1998 to work for The Salvation Army as a youth worker and completed the Oasis Youth Ministry Course Diploma with Distinction before moving to The Matthew Project as Youth Team Manager in 2003. Graeme was instrumental in the development of the Under18 Service in Norfolk and subsequently managed the service for 2 years before becoming Assistant Director in July 2011. His role was renamed Deputy Chief Executive in April 2012 following the appointment of Rosalie Weetman as Chief Executive Officer in February 2012.

Trustees:

• Stephen Lock - Chair
• Paul Hoey - Vice Chair
• Greg Gibson
• Canon Richard Capper
• Hilary Butcher
• James Fawcett
  
• Andrew Warren
• Mark Heybourne