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Elisabeth Anderson joined Radley as Development Director in June 2020. She is responsible for realising the Warden’s ambitious vision to significantly increase the funding available to ensure we can support talented and ambitious boys who require support with our fees.

Elisabeth also oversees the Radleian Society and is eager to strengthen the connections across the Radley community through a busy programme of events for Old Radleians and parents. She was previously Director of Development at Fettes College in Edinburgh and Bryanston School in Dorset. She has been Chairman and a trustee of the Institute of Development Professionals in Education (IDPE) and is currently Chair of a primary school in Didcot. Away from Radley, Elisabeth enjoys the theatre, opera and has renewed a childhood passion for model railways.

Lucy joined the Development team in 2013 as Personal Assistant to the Development Director, later moving to the role of Foundation Executive in 2016. As Foundation Executive, she focuses on “donor stewardship,” ensuring that Foundation donors are updated on the impact of their incredible generosity through methods such as personalised reports, interviews, short films, events and written pieces for the Impact Report. Lucy values the opportunity to directly witness how the generosity of individuals can profoundly impact not only the intended recipients, but also generate positive ripples that extend to others.

Prior to joining Radley, Lucy worked in London as Personal Assistant to the Editorial Director at Time Inc. In 2006, she moved to Oxfordshire, taking on the role of Personal Assistant to the Headmaster at The Manor Preparatory School in Abingdon.

In her free time, Lucy is mostly found taxiing her two teenagers around, but she finds true happiness in going to the theatre, country walks and baking.

Roland joined the Development Team in January 2024. He is responsible for the database, ensuring records of those connected to Radley are kept up to date and that gifts are processed correctly. In addition, he has the task of providing insight into where the Foundation should be focussing its efforts in the coming years.

Previously, Roland worked in Supply Chain Analytics at Tesco and Product Analytics at Uber, the latter of which being based in Amsterdam for four years. He is passionate about fitness and spends most of his spare time training for triathlons.