Staff

Andrea Bradley, MA MIfA has manages the Workplace Learning Programme with placements funded by the HLF or at English Heritage. Andrea has worked in field archaeology and heritage consultancy for over 10 years. As a field archaeologist she ran training excavations for the British Museum and Birkbeck University of London. As a consultant at Atkins Ltd, Andrea managed the archaeological issues on major infrastructure and development projects, strategic heritage planning work overseas, and research into the archaeology of the 20th century for English Heritage. She is a tutor for the University of Reading School of Continuing Education.

Amanda oversees all external communications, raises awareness of the organisation and promotes the vital work of its members and Registered Organisations both within and outside of the heritage sector, as well as to Government. She previously worked as Post Excavation Manager at Birmingham Archaeology, University of Birmingham, where she also managed the postgraduate programme in Practical Archaeology. Amanda has an active interest in the medieval period, especially in Scotland, the Northern Isles and Scandinavia. She has published work on the identification and use of soapstone objects in the Viking North Atlantic and is the current Web Officer for the Society of Medieval Archaeology.

Peter Hinton BA, MIfA, FRSA, FSA, is IfA’s Chief Executive. Before starting with IfA in 1997 Peter worked for the Museum of London, originally as a volunteer excavator and later as a senior manager responsible for post-excavation processes (finds, environmental, illustration and publication work). Formerly an IPMS representative, he has been actively involved with IfA since 1987. His special enthusiasms include raising the profile of archaeology, especially with other professions and with politicians.

Alex Llewellyn BSc, MIfA, head of governance and finance assist the Chief Executive in implementing the strategic plan through the development and oversight of the annual business plan and the effective management of IfA resources. She advises on and manages the effective governance of IfA in order to meet legal, constitutional and organisational requirements. She took a degree in heritage conservation and archaeological conservation and began work with IfA in 1998, moving to her present job in October 2001.