Trustees
Chairman Trustee: Noel Corrigan
Noel Corrigan is a decision support consultant who has been providing strategic advice to government departments, industry and international organisations for thirty years. For most of this time he has been employed by the largest manufacturing company in the UK, running teams of consultants, working with academic institutions and other partners to advise senior leaders on policy decisions.
He is a Fellow of the Operational Research Society of the United Kingdom, and is an elected member of its General Council. He is a director of the ISMOR foundation, which organises an annual international Operational Analysis conference. Through his wife and their two children Noel has close connections with Peru, where they spend most summers.
Board of Trustees:
Harry Corrigan
Tom Morement
Gillian Meares
Founder and CEO: Helen Morement
Helen Morement founded AMMF – The Cholangiocarcinoma Charity in 2002 and, since that date, has worked with the charity to achieve its aims of raising the awareness of cholangiocarcinoma, encouraging and supporting research, and providing information and support to patients and their families. The charity now works nationally, across Europe and collaborates globally with many other groups and institutions.
Helen is a member of the Executive Committee of Cholangiocarcinoma-UK, a Co-chair of the Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance, and is involved with ENS-CCA (the European Network for the Study of Cholangiocarcinoma). She acts as an advisor on many clinical trials groups and reviews clinical trials and patient information, nationally and internationally.
Helen is also a board director of Cancer52, the UK alliance of 110+ rare and less common cancer organisations, working to address inequality and improve outcomes for rare cancer patients.
In July 2024 Helen was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Nottingham in recognition of her service to medicine and science in the field of cholangiocarcinoma over more than two decades. (For more information on the award, click here)