The Foundation is governed by a board of seven trustees with a wide range of charitable and business expertise.

Bruce Weatherill was a Partner in PwC for over 20 years, latterly as Global Leader of their Private Banking and Wealth Management practice. Having ‘retired’ in 2008 he now has a plural career and is Non-Exec Chairman of a number of fast growing companies in the Financial Services sector ranging from the small to AIM listed to large Groups. He is a member of the AELTC Committee and became Chairman of the Wimbledon Foundation in January 2020.

Sir Keith Ajegbo OBE was Head of Deptford Green School for 20 years, retiring in July 2006. He received the OBE for services to education in 1996 and was knighted in 2007. He is a trustee of Blueprint for All, A Partner in Education (A.P.I.E.) and the Fred Perry Tennis Trust. Keith joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board in 2015.

Anne Keothavong MBE is a former professional tennis player from 2000 - 2013 and Great Britain's current Billie Jean King Cup captain. She is an LTA registered coach and a tennis commentator and studio analyst on channels including the BBC, TNT Sports and Sky Sports. Anne is a member of the AELTC Committee and a trustee of Rackets Cubed. In 2021, Anne received an MBE for services to tennis and joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board as a trustee.

Kevin Havelock is a non Executive Director of Fever Tree PLC, following a 30-year high-level corporate career leading Unilever business across the world including positions as Chairman for Unilever UK, Unilever France and Unilever Arabia as well as President, Unilever North America. He was a Unilever Executive Committee member and sat on the Group’s Sustainability Board. Kevin is a Trustee of the Eden Project and sits on the board of Ben and Jerry’s. He is a member of the AELTC Committee and joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board in 2020.

Deborah Jevans CBE, a former professional tennis player from 1977-1983 and Junior Wimbledon winner, has held several high-level leadership positions in sports business. Significant roles have included: General Secretary and Director of Women’s Tennis at the International Tennis Federation from 1987-2002; Director of Sport for the London’s bid for the 2012 Olympic Games and subsequently Director of Sport for the Organising Committee for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games; CEO of England Rugby 2015, Vice-Chair of Sport England and Chair of the English Football League. Deborah was awarded the CBE in 2013 and became Chair of the All England Club in 2023. Deborah joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board of Trustees in 2024.

Ruth Shaw OBE is an independent consultant with 25 years experience spanning sport, culture, government and the charity sector. Ruth recently served as Chief Executive of the Premier League Charitable Fund, from 2018-2025, and prior to that, she led the Sports Grounds Safety Authority which had responsibility for stadium and event safety nationally and internationally. Other roles include Head of Soft Power at the Foreign Office, and Deputy Director at the Department for Culture Media and Sport where she worked on the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic bid. Ruth was awarded an OBE for services to association football and gender equality in 2024, and has served on the Boards of Women in Football and the University of Nottingham Sport Advisory Group. Ruth joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board of Trustees in 2025.

Sir Nick Young, a former solicitor, has extensive experience in the charity sector where he has worked or held office for over 30 years. Positions held include as Chief Executive of Macmillan Cancer Relief between 1995 and 2001 and Chief Executive of the British Red Cross from 2001 to 2014 where he continues to be an Honorary Vice-President. Nick holds a number of charity trustee ships and joined the Wimbledon Foundation Board as an independent trustee in 2015. He was knighted for services to cancer care in 2000.