Our Ambassadors

Minnie Moll

Minnie is one of the region’s highest profiled women in...

Minnie Moll

Minnie is one of the region’s highest profiled women in business. She was previously the Joint CEO of the East of England Co-Op, Chief Executive of Jarrold Retail in Norwich, and is now Chief Executive of Design Council.

In 2016, Minnie was appointed by then HRH Prince Charles to be his ambassador for Responsible Business in the East of England.

Minnie was the first ever ambassador for Brave Futures. Having herself been a victim of child sexual abuse, Minnie aims to raise the profile of the charity and encourage more children and young people who have been victims of sexual abuse to come forward and receive help. Minnie also aims to support the charity in gaining more financial support through fundraising and donations.

Chris Sargisson

Chris is known for his work in delivering successful business...

Chris Sargisson

Chris is known for his work in delivering successful business change and transformation with over 25 years experience within digital start-ups and consulting, alongside key CEO roles.

Chris’ career has included co-finding one of the UKs most successful online car insurance brokers Its4Me PLC, creating one of the UK’s first online estate agencies, and starting his own business consultancy practice. Chris also sits on a variety of advisory boards; he is also CEO of the business support group Hethel Innovation Ltd.

In April 2021, Chris waivered his right to anonymity to speak openly about how a former teacher, convicted of child sexual abuse, had affected his life – in the hope it would encourage others to seek support.

Kieron Dyer

Born in Ipswich, Kieron Dyer played football for his home...

Kieron Dyer

Born in Ipswich, Kieron Dyer played football for his home club, Ipswich FC, making nearly 100 league appearances for the club’s first team. He was sold to Newcastle United for £6 million; at the time the highest fee paid for an Ipswich player. Kieron then went on to make nearly 200 appearances for Newcastle between 1999 and 2007.

Kieron represented England on 33 occasions between 1999 and 2007; he was a member of the England squad which reached the quarter finals at the 2002 FIFA World Cup and the UEFA Euro 2004.

Kieron was a victim of sexual abuse when he was a young boy and hopes that speaking about his own past will encourage others to speak out about theirs. He aims to help raise the profile of Brave Futures and support the charity in future events.

Steve Flory

Steve Flory is a local businessman born in Ipswich, Suffolk,...

Steve Flory

Steve Flory is a local businessman born in Ipswich, Suffolk, a county close to his heart. His career has taken many twists and turns to where he finds himself today. Starting his working life at the major UK Insurance company, Willis Faber and Dumas (now Willis Towers Watson), for the last 25 years he has developed his own business ventures. Steve was a founder of ‘Ansaback’, a leading UK call centre, and is currently Managing Director of the Hudson Group.

Working to help support aspiration and opportunity for all, Steve is the lead industry partner of Suffolk New College, an active member of the Ipswich East Rotary Club since 2008, Eastern Enterprise Hub ‘Superstar’ helping people fulfil their dreams of owning their own business. Until September 2017, he was Chair of the Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity and is now Chair of Trustees for Brave Futures, helping them develop a sustainable service to their clients across the region.

Steve became an ambassador of Brave Futures in 2026, having been an integral part of the Board of Trustees including being Chair of Trustees. Steve remains passionate about championing the work of Brave Futures and building upon what the charity has already achieved supporting children and families today, raising awareness and helping safeguard future generations.

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