Victor Aveling - President 
Victor who is current President and former Chairman and Treasurer of NECCA is a farmer and asparagus grower. He is married to Barbara and they have two sons. They have lived in March at Badgeney Farm since 1966.
Victor has served on March Urban District Council, is a past Chairman of Cambridge NFU, and has been Chairman of the UK Asparagus Growers Association for 21 years. He is also a Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors
Cllr Pamela Potts – Chairman
Pam has been married to Ralph for 46 years and they have two sons. She has lived in the area for 48 years. As a Fenland District Councillor for 13 years and Whittlesey Town Councillor for 17 years, Pam represents the District ward for Benwick, Coates and Eastrea and the Whittlesey South Town ward.
She is a past Chairman and Vice-Chairman of Fenland District Council having served 3 years in each role. Pam is the present Chairman of the Corporate Governance Committee at Fenland District Council, a past Mayor of Whittlesey Town Council and is currently in her first year as Chairman of N E Cambridgeshire Conservative Association, which she feels is a great honour.
Cllr Geoffrey Harper CBE – Deputy Chairman Political
 Geoff has lived in Doddington for the last 21 years. He is married to Judith and they have two grown sons. He is a member of the Fenland District Council where he is now Leader and he is the Majority Whip on Cambridgeshire County Council. He was a senior executive at Conservative Central Office in London until he took early retirement. He has worked professionally for the Conservative Party for 37 years and was Election Agent for Malcolm Moss when he was first elected an MP in 1987.
He offers a wide experience in the political field, particularly in local government, having been involved in all parts of the country in both rural and urban areas. Over the past few years he has been involved with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy helping to promote good democracy in countries which were part of the former Soviet Union.
Robert Sears - Agricultural Liaison Officer
 Our family has been associated with Manea for many generations. I took over the day to day running of the family farm some 25 years ago having previously worked for an ex-President of our Association, John Allpress, at Whitworth's in Chatteris. I have been involved, as an office holder, for several years finally standing down as Chairman this year.
Away from local politics I sit on various other committees and am currently on the Policy Committee for The Country Landowners and Business Association (CLA) with a remit to investigate the future of Renewable Energy as against Food Security and the Environment.
For relaxation I try and play Golf and enjoy flying light aircraft. As an MCC member, having hung my cricket boots up, I enjoy trips to Lord's to follow England.
Debbie Clark – Organising Secretary
Debbie has lived in the Fens since the age of 2 ½ and was schooled locally. Married to Tim they have between them four children. Having worked in Cambridge, Jersey and London, she has gained a broad knowledge base to equip her for her busy and demanding new role as the Organising Secretary for NECCA. In her spare time she sings with a ladies harmony quartet who are the current LABBS International Champions, having sung throughout the UK and in Europe.
Jill Tuck – Leader of Cambridgeshire County Council
Jill is married to John and they have four children and three grandchildren. She has been a Fenland District Council since 1991 and has served on committees across all of the council’s service areas.
As a County Councillor she held the cabinet responsibility for Children and Young People’s Services, and was elected Leader of Cambridgeshire County Council in May. She is also involved in the voluntary sector.
Cllr. Steve Tierney – Webmaster
Steve is married to Marie and they have one young son, Joseph. He is a new Cambridgeshire County Councillor as of June 4th 2009.
As webmaster for most of the North-East Cambs Conservative sites Steve is the person to see when web work is required.
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