The Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (LNADJ) charity is poised for significant growth in its global outreach, announcing the appointment of 13 new trustees. This strategic move brings a diverse assembly of influential figures from the music, business, and creative sectors to guide the organization’s future.
Established in 2010, the UK-based charity leverages the influence and energy of the electronic music community to fund projects that support children and young people in need. Its initiatives range from providing clean water and educational resources to championing mental health and youth development.
The new board members have been selected to enhance the charity’s impact, bringing a wealth of experience to the table. The team includes seasoned professionals such as newly appointed Chair Silvia Montello, a veteran of the music industry, alongside innovators like Point Blank Music School founder Rob Cowan and Jukebox PR’s Alex Jukes. Their collective expertise is set to amplify LNADJ’s capacity to create positive change.
Founder Jonny Lee said: “This group represents a bold new chapter for LNADJ. Each trustee brings unique expertise and an unwavering belief in the power of music to create real, lasting change. With their support, we’ll continue to expand our work, reach more young people, and prove that the dance music community can change lives across the world.”
Full new trustees:
Silvia Montello (Chair)
Alex Jukes
Claire O’Neill
Duncan King
Ed Karney
Ellie Talebian
Franco Moiraghi
Kamelia Zaal
Kitty Le Glanec
Mark Gurney
Rob Cowan
Tom Riley
Tristan Hunt