Tom Mountford

Tom Mountford has a diverse work experience in the housing and community sector. Tom is currently the Head of Homes and Communities at Worcester City Council, where they are responsible for leading broad areas of responsibility including housing options, homelessness, community engagement, and community safety. Tom also has experience as a Trustee at St Georges House, a charity focused on supporting vulnerable men facing homelessness and domestic abuse. Prior to this, they worked at Dudley Council as the Head of Housing Options and Support, overseeing services related to homelessness prevention and social housing. Tom has also served as a board member at the Chartered Institute of Housing and has worked in various roles at Cannock Chase District Council, Wolverhampton Homes, and Southampton City Council. Additionally, they have volunteered as a mediator at Wolverhampton Mediation Service.

Tom Mountford's education history includes:

- From 2021 to present, they have been enrolled in the Executive MBA apprenticeship program at the University of Birmingham, where they are studying Business Administration and Management.

- From 2008 to 2013, they attended Birmingham City University, where they completed a Bachelor of Arts degree (BA Hons) in Professional Housing Studies.

- In 2007, they attended Matthew Boulton College and obtained a CIH Level 3 Certificate in Housing Management & Maintenance, focusing on the field of Housing.

- From 2003 to 2005, they studied at the University of Portsmouth and earned a Certificate of Higher Education with a major in Geography.