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The experience formed the basis of her art installation Absolute Solitude: One Woman, One Boat in which Lia lived on her boat, next to the Tate Britain Gallery, for 28 days — the number of days it took her to sail to America. Three months before the Tokyo Olympics, Lia will leave from Japan in an endeavour to row 5, miles solo across the Pacific Ocean to San Francisco. To date, 18 people have attempted to row this distance. If Lia succeeds, she will be the first woman and third person in history to do so.

Her mother, Elizabeth Ditton, was head teacher of Nacton Primary School before her retirement in She founded Survivors in Transition SiT along with Clare Wilson in to provide support to female survivors of childhood sexual abuse. SiT became a charity in and now supports men and women who have experienced sexual abuse, violence and exploitation in childhood. She specialises in developing group programmes and innovative interventions for adult survivors of sexual abuse. SiT has grown from providing support to a handful of women once a week to working with hundreds of male and female survivors annually offering a range of services designed to meet individual need.

Fiona loves to play cricket, and enjoys living close to the Suffolk coast with partner Clare, children and grandchildren. She is one of the few actresses to play Elphaba, the green-skinned witch, in the long-running musical Wicked, in both the West End and on Broadway. She returned to the part for six months in Ellis, has described herself as hyperactive as a child, loving swimming, but swiftly developed a love of performing. During this period she was also gaining professional experience performing at Potters Leisure resort in Pakefield.

She played multiple performances to great acclaim. He encouraged Kerry to audition, she won the role of Meat and stayed with the show for 18 months. Her professional friendship with May has continued after leaving the show and the pair have released three albums and completed a number of sell-out tours both in Britain and Europe.

She now mixes music tours with theatre runs. Prema Fairburn, Cardinal Healthcare: Prema Fairburn trained and worked as a paediatric nurse for 13 years.

She was promoted to ward sister at the age of 24 which was rare in especially for someone from an ethnic minority. During her divorce in she almost lost everything but worked tirelessly with her sons to rebuild and expand the business.

The care businesses are Multi-award winners locally and nationally. Prema is currently President of the Rotary Club of Ipswich and gets very involved in community projects with charities and other needy causes. At 68, amazing! A long-time supporter of Suffolk, as well as looking after the Euston estate, Clare also dedicates much of her time to local charities - particularly those with links to farming, wildlife, preservation, and conservation. Clare is passionate about preserving the lineage of the Suffolk Punch horse and in also launched the Suffolk Rural Life Fund with the Suffolk Community Foundation, to help people who live in villages and rural areas access services that are available in towns.

In she joined a local hearing company, was promoted to practice manager and company secretary, and then moved to the NHS to develop a new clinical audit department. In she trained as an audiologist. Within two years, then a single mum of two boys, she had re-mortgaged her home and set up her business, The Hearing Care Centre, in Ipswich from scratch.

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Since then the business has grown to employ a staff of 29, six years ago moving from its old site in High Street, Ipswich to a new location in Upper Brook Street. This has meant a massive financial investment in providing the latest high-tech facilities in modern tranquil surroundings.

In addition to this latest centre Karen has developed 25 outreach centres across Suffolk and Norfolk, and a fully equipped 7m long mobile hearing unit. Karen has won an accolade of awards over the last 15 years including three national titles and for her services to audiology.

Her current overseas project is a school for hearing impaired children in Rwanda, where in she has plans to go and fit as many of the children with hearing aids as possible, training a hearing assistant in the maintenance of hearing aids for the future. She has served a two-year term as national president and recently stepped down from chair of the annual congress organising committee, chair of the communications committee and a member of the national council after 13 years.

Karen is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Since Clare took up the overall leadership role, the trust has grown and spread its wings to north-east Suffolk and more recently to the Shotley peninsula. Her particular interests are in developing school to school support, building strengths-based leadership, focusing on teaching and learning as well as developing staff at all levels. Clare is a member of the Ipswich Opportunity Area Partnership Board and co-chairs two of the priority areas.

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Clare grew up in Ipswich, attended Northgate Grammar School for Girls and Suffolk College before starting her first career in business. She believes passionately that Suffolk schools should be leading the way, providing the highest quality educational experiences, so that every child, no matter what their background, can succeed and thrive at school. Having initially trained and licensed as deaconess before women priests became legal she was for a while the only one in the diocese!

Later she was one of the first three to be ordained deacon and then became one of the first women priests. Later Sally was part of the group with Richard Norburn that founded St Nicholas Hospice and was for a time their chairman. Sally is always amazed by the hospice when visiting, and continues to help raise funds by being part of the organising group of The Rural Pastimes Country Fair held each year in Euston Park.

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As a result of this Sally was very honoured to receive an MBE and says that when she sees what The Addington Fund does now she feels like a proud mother! Sally, along with FCN members were aware of the growing problem of rural isolation too so the idea of the Rural Coffee Caravan Information Project was born. The charity was set up and a few weeks later they were on the road going to isolated villages with coffee, homemade cakes and information. That is about 16 years ago now and the project has grown. A family who have always supported me and in their own way help other charities.

I am so proud of them all. Katy Ford, Foundation East: Katy is chief executive at Foundation East — a not-for-profit organisation that lends money to businesses throughout Suffolk and the eastern area. It offers loans and support to businesses when the banks and other organisations refuse to give them credit. Katy has been with the company since it started in We are a small team, so I also undertake such functions as HR, nti money laundering, FCA compliance and governance as well as providing a hands-on supporting role in the respective teams as and when the need arises.

Katy enjoys both living and working in Suffolk. She is also on the judging panel for Norwich Film Festival. She has also been involved with other charities including Make Poverty History and Live 8. Emma is the daughter of politician and broadcaster Sir Clement Freud and actress Jill Freud and the great-granddaughter of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. Viv Gillespie, Suffolk New College: Viv Gillespie, who was appointed as Principal of Suffolk New College in the autumn of , has an outstanding track record in further education, having taught and managed in the sector for more than 25 years.

She was also Principal at Northumberland College, and at City College Plymouth for 6 years, where she oversaw a multi-million pound investment in College facilities, a rapid increase in student success rates and the forging of strong links with employers at home and abroad. In , the College was graded as Good by Ofsted, moving up from the previous grade of Requires Improvement.

She has previous experience as a member of a secondary- level Academy in Plymouth, and led the setting—up of UTC Plymouth. Viv is a trained Ofsted Inspector Post Her career began in Glasgow at a small accountancy firm and she then joined the Philips group in Wiltshire. Her leisure time is dominated by family, keeping fit and as often as possible travelling, both locally and further afield. Having lived in Suffolk for nearly 30 years Anne feels privileged to have raised her family in such a great rural community with access to the beautiful countryside and coast.

These same benefits extend to employees, making Suffolk a very attractive place to work, supporting the work-life balance we all strive for. She is therefore keen to play a positive role in the community in which her children and grandchildren live and work. She dipped into the world of journalism too.

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