Ferne has recently relocated to Cornwall from Northamptonshire, where she was a PE and Geography Secondary School Teacher. Ferne is very excited in her new role as Education Officer and is looking forward to educating young people on all things Cornwall Air Ambulance and how to be safe in the county.

When Ferne's not working she will be found either swimming, cycling or running as she is currently training for an Ironman!

With over 20 years' experience in a number of senior marketing and communications roles, Jon joined the charity in May 2022. Jon worked most recently as Head of Marketing and Communications at North Devon Hospice having relocated with his family from the South East where he had previously headed up a large communications team for the NHS, overseeing the communication operations at Watford, St Albans and Hemel Hempstead hospitals. Jon also has a strong fundraising background and is relishing his role of working closely with the air ambulance team who need to raise over £5 million each year.

Jon was attracted to the role at Cornwall Air Ambulance having seen the aircrew in action helping to save lives - but was also drawn to the charity's strong visual identity. When away from the desk, Jon enjoys participating in many sports and makes the most of beach trips and living by the coast with his wife and two daughters.

With an extensive background in graphic design, Charlotte joined Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust in February 2018 as our Design and Marketing Content officer. Originally from Berkshire, she previously worked for Ambleglow – a design and marketing agency in Maidenhead until she came to Cornwall in 2011 on maternity leave and made the decision to relocate here.

Following relocation, she continued to work for Ambleglow remotely from her home in Cornwall for a further seven years, commuting to Maidenhead on a regular basis, but with the birth of her second child, made the decision to find a new challenge closer to home.

Chlöe joined the charity in July 2018 as Communications & Media Officer. With a passion for meeting people and writing, Chlöe spent two years as a reporter at The Cornishman newspaper in Penzance, covering a whole host of weird and wonderful local news stories, before moving into charity communications, working as a Press Officer with the RNLI. Originally from Glasgow, Chlöe relocated to Cornwall to live by the beautiful Cornish coast.