Aaron founded the Montini Centre to bring together his interests in peacebuilding, Catholic Social Teaching, education, public life and community development.

He has experience in parliamentary and public affairs, further education, chaplaincy, community engagement and international diplomacy. In 2019, he worked with the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations in New York, with a particular focus on disarmament and international security. He later represented Christian CND at the 2022 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference.

Aaron holds a degree in Politics and War Studies and a postgraduate qualification in Catholic Social Teaching. He also has experience of delivering educational sessions, supporting learners, managing student services and developing partnerships across educational and faith-based settings.

As Chair of Directors, Aaron is responsible for the Centre’s strategic development, governance, partnerships and programme of work.

Charles brings a scientific and analytical perspective to the work of the Montini Centre. His academic and professional interests span biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology, supported by studies at the University for Development Studies and the University of Wolverhampton.

As a Director, Charles contributes to the Centre’s governance and strategic development. His background strengthens its capacity to engage thoughtfully with questions concerning science, technology, human dignity and the responsible application of knowledge for the common good.

Eve has a particular focus on establishing and developing our social media presence. Over the coming months, she will help create the foundations for the Centre’s online communications, sharing its work and building engagement with a wider audience.