Adam has been a United fan since day dot - with a first game at the age of three, chowing down Mars bars sat next to his Dad watching the glory days of the 90s begin. That five-generation tradition continues, with the latest addition to the family becoming a member hours after being born. Some families pass down heirlooms; they've passed down our love for United.

He started to play a much more active role in MUST in 2023, and was proud to be elected Membership Director a year later, ensuring every fan’s voice is heard, and keeping the bond between the Club and supporters as strong as ever.

Off the pitch, he’s spent my career in marketing, analytics, and loyalty - from scrappy start-ups through to big names like Tesco and BT. Now heading up insight, strategy and membership for one of the UK’s largest membership organisations, building belonging and community around the topics that people love.

Andy has been a match goer since 1994 and United season ticket holder on and off since the early 2000s. His happiest memory is spending the night of 26 May 1999 dancing down La Rambla. During the 2010 Green and Gold protests he was a vocal voice in the media as “Andersred”, using his financial knowledge to expose the Glazer’s plundering of the club. He is responsible for MUST’s finance as well as doing his day job as Head of Investment at a private equity firm that supports small UK companies

Chris has been a season ticket holder for many years, but in his day job runs a political and corporate communications consultancy. His focus for MUST lies in helping grow its media voice and political influence and believes passionately that, ultimately, football supporters need to have an ownership stake in their clubs as the only way to make sure their voice is properly heard. Chris is also currently MUST's Fans Forum representative.

Nobody has put in as many hours, worn as many hats, solved as many problems, and devoted as much of their personal time, blood, sweat and tears to MUST as Duncan has. He was there from the beginning as SUAM in 1998, developing Shareholders United until 2005 and then ensuring MUST survived following the takeover and evolved to meet many challenges over all those years since and continues to run on a daily basis serving Manchester United supporters. For the first decade he worked full time & refused to accept pay. Happily, for his family, that has been corrected now and he is remunerated, albeit modestly. He'd probably be upset that we wrote this, but maybe he'll also accept the immense gratitude and appreciation all of us have for his endeavours.

A lifelong Manchester United fan from Ireland, Jason’s passion for the club began with his grandad’s admiration for George Best. Since moving to the North West for university in 2012, he has been a dedicated season ticket holder. 

Professionally, Jason has over a decade of experience across technology, commercial strategy, and fan engagement, with roles at Amazon Prime Video, JPMorgan Chase & Co, and now as Head of Fan Engagement at a world-leading sports technology company. As MUST’s Director of Technology, he ensures our digital platforms are secure, reliable, and built to connect supporters worldwide.

JD joined Shareholders United in January 2004 after his first trip to Old Trafford (13 Dec 2003, United 3-1 city). During United’s 2004 US Tour, JD recruited members and promoted Shareholders United across America. Up to and after the Glazer takeover, he worked behind the scenes building and maintaining MUST's websites and membership systems. From 2007 and through the Green and Gold movement, he would become instrumental in defining MUST's strategy with Duncan and the Board. After a number of years focusing on work and family, he has returned to active duty to help MUST achieve its goals. He was elected Chair of MUST in 2021.

A lifelong Manchester United supporter, they are a season ticket holder for both the men’s and women’s teams and follow the club home and away. They have been an advocate for the Manchester United Supporters’ Trust for several years, which led to standing for the committee and subsequently joining the board.

Away from Manchester United, their background is in Digital Media, with a working knowledge of computer science. Their focus is on listening to supporters and helping ensure all fans feel represented and connected to the club, including those who follow the women’s team.

 

 

Retired from teaching in 2024 after a distinguished career shaping young minds, she also served as Assistant Head for Professional Development at a South Manchester school. A lifelong Manchester United supporter—through the triumphs and the tense, edge-of-the-seat moments—she now channels that passion and her extensive organisational expertise into her role as Operations Director on the MUST Board, following her appointment at the 2024 AGM.

Based at MUST HQ, she oversees day-to-day operations, ensuring everything runs efficiently so the wider team can focus on championing Manchester United supporters everywhere. Embracing new challenges daily, her commitment to lifelong learning remains as strong as her love for the beautiful game.