This role involves producing monthly accounts, statutory returns, budgets, cash flow forecasts, negotiating financial matters with suppliers, tenants, etc and advising the committee on all financial issues. A qualified accountant, his career involved senior financial roles with several businesses and he was involved in listing companies on the UK and US stock markets. He plays golf (badly) and, until recently, was a regular on the squash court. In the past he has played cricket and football and continues to follow both sports as a supporter. Since retiring he has been a director of two charities and enjoys overseas travel. 

Beci was asked to apply, and well, here she is! Since April 2024, Beci has been thoroughly enjoying her new role as Club Manager and, like Mark, is keen to help improve the clubs facilities and member experiences to ensure that being a member of Windsor Lawn Tennis Club is the best thing ever! 

Laura is incredibly passionate about her role and takes a lot of care and pride in her work. She is always hoovering, tidying, dusting and cleaning, as well as ensuring the fridges are fully stocked with a variety of delicious sandwiches and snacks. Laura is married with three children; Harley, Lily-Mae, and Taylor, not forgetting her fourth child – the adorable Frenchie called ‘Maggie’. In her spare time Laura enjoys walks (ideally with a pub at the end of it) and having dinner parties with friends. Laura has been an integral part of the club since her arrival, and as a result the members have come to think of Laura much more than just ‘bar manager’, but as a friend. She looks forward to many more years here at WLTC. 

Andy and Peter Jones (yes, the one from Dragons Den) were WLTC’s first pair for many years in the mid to late nineties. As a junior Andy was county champion in all age groups in Buckinghamshire and was in the top 16 in the UK for his age group and received national training. Andy enjoys spending time with his family, playing golf, running and DIY as well as supporting Liverpool FC. Andy’s ambition in life is to get a hole in one! 

He has also spent a year as an intern as a strength, conditioning and movement coach for performance juniors up to world ranked players. Richard enjoys running, cycling and DIY. 

He played tennis at a high junior level and is now fully focused on helping others develop their skills and love for the game. 

He has coached and played for about 25 years and is still loving every minute of it! Matt is very excited to be working at Windsor Lawn Tennis Club, as this is his first full time coaching role, and, in Matt’s words “I have never looked back”. 

As a player, he started playing casually at 7 years old before taking it more seriously around 11, where he proceeded to train and compete regularly at tournaments around the region. He then went on to achieve his highest national ranking at the U16/U18 age groups. Luke’s first introduction to coaching was at 14 years old where he gained experience in the industry as an assistant. At 21 he went on to study with RPT Europe where he developed insight into the systems of coaching used across countries like Britain, Spain and France. At 25 he was awarded his LTA level 3 qualification.