Dr Peter Borg-Bartolo is a self-described “adopted son” of Birmingham. Originally from Malta, Peter trained in London as well as Birmingham and until recently was a GP in Weoley Castle since 1985.
He has a keen interest in the social, architectural and industrial heritage of Birmingham.
Peter is a firm believer in the mission of the Lunar Society and passionate about promoting a brighter future for the community. He has previously served as a Lunar Society Executive Committee member and was Vice-Chair 2019-2021.

Clive is active in a number of organisations including being CEO of LCS Professional Services, his management consultancy company founded in 2010, Chairman of Seven Trent Trust Fund, a Deputy Lieutenant for the County and a Trustee of various charities including Services For Education.
He previously founded Redcliffe in 1987, where he was the CEO and Chairman for 26 years. In December 2013 he sold Redcliffe which, at that time, was recognised as one of the UK’s leading independent catering services, employing 250 personnel and providing full facility management to clients throughout the Midlands. In 2016 he also sold his conference and banqueting company. In 2006 he was awarded the Midlands Business Director of the Year by the Institute of Directors.
He has previously served as an Executive Committee Member and until his election as Vice-Chair was Hon. Secretary.

A social entrepreneur, communications specialist, political broadcaster and a former House of Commons Committee on Standards Lay Member, Charmaine also became the vice chair of the committee on Standards Sub-Committee Code of Conduct and Guide review in March 2019. Charmaine is a member of the WMPCC Strategic Policing and Crime Board and a Council member of the Community Media Association. She is also executive producer and presenter of the Different Anglez politics and current affairs radio show.
Previously a Member of the Executive Committee, Charmaine has been responsible for creating and delivering several of the Society’s events, most notably the highly successful hustings prior to the election of the Mayor of the Combined Authority of the West Midlands, and West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner in 2021 - the only events in the region to have representation from every candidate.

David Dundas graduated from St Andrews in 1964 with a BSc in Chemistry and Biochemistry.

During a successful career he has held senior positions in pharmaceuticals and energy companies. His strong interest is that of climate change focusing on alternatives sources of energy of the future, primarily hydrogen and also fusion nuclear energy.

He hopes to return his wide scientific, engineering and management experience back to society, thus helping the UK on the road to net zero carbon emissions by 2050, taking inspiration from the forward thinking of the Lunar Society trailblazers.

David has also been a Governor of Burton Hospital for 7 years and is now a Lichfield City Councillor for 20 years.

Stuart has a BSC in Chemistry, PhD in process engineering and a keen interest in sustainable systems (not theoretical, but soundly based on known science). He now runs his own environmental consultancy and enjoys the challenges that it brings.

He has organized reunions for Chemistry and Minerals Engineering, held offices of President, Secretary, Treasurer and Membership in the Rotary Club of Birmingham.

Stuart is keen to involve all ages in promoting the understanding of science and to widen the appeal by encouraging appreciation of arts, history, and how science and engineering fit into all aspects of our society.

Tina's main working role is Chief Executive of Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust with its 500-year heritage of support and empowerment of people in the Royal Town. A Chartered Marketer with a Master in Business Tina is also freelance consultant for transformation and sustainability of charities, having previously worked as CEO of Birmingham St Mary's Hospice for 19 years and subsequently as Future Vision Programme Lead at Hospice UK.
A huge inspiration in Tina's life was her grandmother who was President of the Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Smethwick in its founding days. Proactively committed to equality, diversity and inclusion Tina is a Trustee of WAITS Action, a charity supporting women experiencing domestic abuse, as well as providing first-hand support to her own elderly parents.
She was elected to The Lunar Society Executive Committee in 2021.

The Executive Committee is supported by Clarke Associates, the West Midlands public relations, communications and marketing consultancy. The consultancy is responsible for the Society’s communications, membership development, event management, membership support and administration. The consultancy is well-known in Birmingham and the West Midlands and is led by David Clarke DL with membership administration undertaken by Karen Stanley.