Last Night A DJ Saved My Life appoints new trustees to support global expansion

UK-based charity Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (LNADJ) has announced the appointment of 13 new trustees to its board in a significant step in the organisation’s strategic development and commitment to scaling up its global reach.

Founded in 2010, LNADJ connects the electronic music community with grassroots projects supporting children and young people around the world. Its work includes clean water initiatives, education programmes, youth mentoring and mental health support.

The newly appointed board members bring a wide spectrum of experience from the music industry, education, technology, finance, and community development sectors.

The new trustees include:

Silvia Montello (Chair) – Music industry executive and sustainability advocate

Alex Jukes – PR and digital culture specialist, CEO of Jukebox PR

Kamelia Zaal – Creative entrepreneur with a background in wellness and philanthropy

Rob Cowan – CEO of Point Blank Music School

Matt Pelling – Founder of Loopmasters and CEO of Rhodes Music Group

Brian Reynolds – Green technology entrepreneur and long-time supporter of LNADJ

Kikelomo – DJ, broadcaster, and community organiser

Ross Murray – Co-founder of The Live Crew, experienced in live events

Dominic Sunderland – DJ and special education headteacher

Lee Morrison – Founder of rightsHUB and expert in music rights

Simon Runcie – Chartered accountant and global CFO

Carly Heath – Night Time Economy Advisor for Bristol

Jono Heale – Director of ACS Custom and hearing health campaigner

Founder Jonny Lee says, "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.”

For more information head to www.lastnightadjsavedmylife.org