Tim Hunt

Vice Chairman & member of the Association Executive Committee

Tim has been Vice Chairman of the Association since 2017 and lives in Haddington. After being awarded a BA (Hons) in Politics and Government, he worked at BBC Westminster within the Political Research Unit. After stepping out of the full-time political arena, he moved in to the FMCG industry working with many well-known brands. He is now a senior director of a marketing agency operating across the UK and Europe.

Tim has retained an active interest in politics and has worked on a number of campaigns during local, Scottish Parliament and UK Parliament elections.

Tim Jackson OBE

Chairman & member of the Association Executive Committee

Association Chairman since October 2014, Tim is married and lives in Gullane. After serving in the Army in Germany, Northern Ireland and the Middle East, he joined United Biscuits followed by the Scotch Whisky Association where he was its' Director of International Affairs.

Scott Douglas

Deputy Chairman & member of the Executive Committee

Scott joined the association in 2005, helping out on Bill Stevenson’s Westminster campaign. He has remained involved since and now sits on the association’s executive as Deputy Chair. Scott also works for the party at Holyrood as their Head of Broadcast and Online Media.

Jenny Harper

Member of the Association Executive Committee

Jenny has lived with her husband in East Lothian for 40 years, bringing up two children. For the past 26 years she has run, with her business partner, a landscape gardening business. Jenny was a governor of Belhaven Hill School, Dunbar for 15 years, 8 years as Chairman. She has worked with Dunbar RNLI for 25 years, 5 years as President of the Fundraising Committee.

Anthony Stodart

Member of the Association Executive Committee

Born and raised at Kingston, Anthony moved south to become a Land Agent before turning to marquees where he became one of the Directors of Broxburn based Field & Lawn Marquees. He returned to Kingston in 2005 to take over the family farm whilst starting up ArdMoor Ltd. Having sold most of the farm in 2017, he no longer farms but is now fully focussed on ArdMoor which is based at Kingston Farm.