Executive team
The Executive team leads the organisation and the staff team in the delivery of the strategy and programmes, and reports on performance to the Council. They advise and support the Council in the development of the organisation’s strategy and their governance responsibilities.
Tom Grinyer, IOP Group Chief Executive Officer
Tom, who joined the IOP in June 2022, has 25 years’ experience working for membership organisations.
Rachel Youngman, IOP Deputy Chief Executive
As well as being the IOP’s Deputy Chief Executive, Rachel is also the executive lead for our international programme, the IOP’s new UK and Ireland influencing campaign which seeks to increase the diversity of young people continuing post-16 physics education and the progression and recognition frameworks we provide as a professional body.
Tony McBride, IOP Director of Policy and Public Affairs
Tony joined us in January 2020 and leads the IOP’s policy work, our work in Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and is executive lead for the Productivity Programme.
Louis Barson, IOP Director of Science, Innovation and Skills
Louis leads the Science and Innovation, Education and Programme functions for the IOP, bringing an international background, with experience of emerging technologies and business innovation strategy. He is also executive lead for the Ecosystem Programme.
Sukhraj Dhadwar, Chief Financial Officer, IOP Group
Sukhraj, who joined the IOP in August 2021, has responsibility for governance & compliance and finance.
IOP Publishing
Antonia Seymour, Chief Executive, IOP Publishing
Antonia, who joined IOPP in 2018, has more than 22 years of scientific, technical and medical publishing experience.
- The delivery of IOP’s strategy and the management of the IOP Group is delegated to the Group Chief Executive Officer, who is supported in this by the Executive team. The day-to-day management of IOP’s publishing activities is delegated to the Chief Executive of IOP Publishing Ltd. IOP Publishing Ltd has its own Board of Directors and a number of subsidiary undertakings that support the delivery of IOP’s publishing programme.