Registered consultant and monitor for the Wellcome Trust and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Sarah specialises in regeneration, strategic project development and organisational resilience that makes a genuine difference to people and places.

Over 30 years of hands-on strategic and tactical experience at one of Britain's best-loved museums, Imperial War Museums Duxford, Frank Crosby is an author of 17 books on aircraft and naval vessels and Tricolor's resident historian.

Jane Beattie is a communications specialist with an ability to create mutually positive networks and connections. She has worked in both the public and private sector and has a lifelong interest in heritage and culture. Jane often takes the lead on Tricolor's consultation and research delivery.

Naomi is responsible for Tricolor’s project management system, Asana, and is committed to implementing change and agile practice into the day-to-day running of Tricolor’s processes. She is currently working towards becoming an accredited specialist in Theory of Change. 

An experienced engagement professional, Emma is passionate about diversity and inclusion in the heritage sector and the importance of community voice in the development and delivery of heritage projects.

Gwendolen Powell is an experienced heritage enthusiast and interpretation specialist with a background of over seventeen years working in curatorial and learning teams in museums and arts organisations.

Celia Halsey has been interpreting heritage and culture with energy and passion for more than 20 years and has been working on activity and interpretation projects for Tricolor Ltd since April 2017.

With 30 years' experience working in heritage and the built environment, Carolyn Mutch forms part of the Tricolor project delivery team.

Skilled researcher, writer, editor and policy professional with a passion for making a positive difference. Helen works with museums, universities, cultural and heritage organisations in the UK, Europe and US.

Richard specialise's in working with Senior staff from a non-technical background ensuring that they have the knowledge and understanding to maximise their investments in technology.

I grew up surrounded by military and naval history, and it was probably inevitable that I read history at Lancaster University and then studied for an MA in War Studies at King’s College, University of London. At King’s I decided to specialise in naval history, thanks to the inspirational teaching of the renowned naval historian Professor Andrew Lambert. Ever since then I’ve been a passionate advocate for the often-overlooked stories of sailors in the world wars.

As part of the Tricolor team, Dan supported Hull City Council in their successful £2 million Cultural Recovery Fund bid to The Arts Council/DCMS to support Hull’s City Hall and New Theatre. Dan has also worked with Durham Cathedral to develop a unique, exciting, innovative and commercially viable creative programme that will develop audiences, boost income and underpin post-Covid recovery for the cathedral.