A Graduate in Geology, James worked initially in the oil exploration before moving into accountancy. James joined the British Club as a family member in 1999 when he arrived in Thailand as CFO of a Jewellery manufacturer on Surawong Road. He variously acted as CFO and CEO and now works in operations and compliance in fund management here in Bangkok. He is a Chartered Accountant (ICAEW) with an MBA from Manchester University. At the British Club he has been involved with the Squash, Cricket and Rugby Sections. Maintaining his support for Rugby in Bangkok, he is currently Chairman of the Old Bangkok Bangers Rugby Club

Paul joined the Club in 1999 and has served as Honorary Secretary 2000-2003, 2006-2007 (Dec), 2010-2015 (Sep), 2017-2020 (Jun), 2021 onward and Vice-Chairman 2001-2003. Paul also chaired the Club’s Constitutional Review Sub-Committee in 2005-2006, and 2017-20. Paul worked in the UK for the Boots Company and served two terms as a London Borough Councillor and Opposition Chief Whip. In 1996 he was headhunted by Royal Dutch Shell and worked in ten countries across Asia based in Bangkok and retired in 2004. In 2005 Paul was elected as an Honorary Alderman in the United Kingdom where he still keeps a home. Paul is keen Balut player, having founded the section in 2007, was its treasurer until 2011 and now its convenor.

Brian joined the Club in 1981. It was his second home for two and a half years playing squash almost every day, until he was posted back to UK. He returned to Thailand in 2002. Married to Yurachatr, he is now retired and plays golf. This is his fourth year on the General Committee and was Honorary Secretary last year. He was previously on the General Committee and Audit Committee of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club. He is a Chartered Management Accountant and worked as a Finance Director in profit and non-profit organisations in UK and Thailand.

Terry arrived in Thailand in 1983 as MD of the UK based Chloride Group’s subsidiary companies. He quickly joined the British Club and immersed himself into club activities, especially in the sporting area, where over the years he represented the Club at soccer, cricket, rugby, and later at golf and tennis. He served on the General Committee in the late 80’s and early 90’s, and was Tennis Section Chairman in the Club’s Centenary Year, arranging a highly successful Centenary Tennis Tournament featuring Clubs from around the Region as well as our regular local tennis opponents.
For seven years he successfully operated Thailand’s first supply chain and logistics consultancy. Branching into logistics operations, he subsequently undertook senior consultancy roles in supply chain execution software companies, operating in most countries in the Region; he puts his current shape down to those years of very extensive work-related travel. Terry finished his career, in Thailand, as an independent consultant helping companies with their logistics operations and implementation projects.
Recently retired, Terry spends his time at the Club mainly poolside, in the pool and gym whilst recovering by watching tennis and quaffing wine or cider.

Joined the British Club in 2018 soon after arriving in Thailand. An international citizen, first moving from the UK to Asia in 1993 when as a young 26-year-old he was posted to Singapore followed by Hong Kong SAR and Australia. A veteran of the wines and spirits industry in various Asia Pacific Regional roles at Director level. Holds an MBA from Bath University and a DipM from the Chartered Institute of Marketing. David has a passion for sport, especially football, cricket, rugby, golf and keeping fit in the gym. For work and pleasure, he loves traveling, good food and drink and experiencing different cultures.

Enjoys club life and is a regular user of the facilities.

Robert traded the cold winters in Canada for tropical sunshine and beaches when he moved to Southeast Asia in 2010. He spent seven years in the Philippines before moving to Thailand in 2017. Robert works as an investment specialist for a multilateral development bank where he finances infrastructure projects in Thailand and the Greater Mekong Subregion. He graduated with an MBA from the University of Dundee in Scotland and has an undergraduate degree from the Richard Ivey School of Business in Canada. Robert is an avid squash player and is currently Treasurer of the Squash Section.

I was born near Skipton, West Yorkshire, educated at Rugby school where I quickly lost the northern accent, and read mathematics at Christ Church, Oxford.
When not at university, I helped run our family hillside pub the Pack Horse Inn, which boasts over 120 single malts and is on the Pennine way. When it isn’t blowing a hurricane outside it is a very pleasant place.
In need of a proper job, I moved down to London and worked on software for the MoD in Holborn, which was installed on navy ships and submarines. In May 2001, having been inspired by others taking time out before university, I decided to uproot and head off blindly into SE Asia. By chance I met someone holidaying in Samui who had a dev manager job offer – which I happily took! Since then I have been working in Bangkok, firstly for a company that built the software that ran the entire set of Bumrungrad hospital departments, then for Microsoft Thailand for 5 years and now for Orion Health in Ploenchit as the software architect building regional health systems in New Zealand, Turkey and SE Asia.
I play squash (not very well but improving) in the leagues and enjoy the new Silom wing at weekends with my wife Pui, and 3 year old son Harry. We live in Bang Na to be close to Patana school.

Nathan moved to Thailand with his wife Jodie in 2012 after a previously living in Shanghai and Hong Kong, working in Sales and Marketing within the hotel industry. A proud Welshman, Nathan can usually be found in the Churchill Bar or relaxing around the swimming pool on the weekends. A passionate single malt enthusiast who also partakes in regular whisky meets in Bangkok

After a 20 year career in the British Army (Royal Tank Regiment) David was appointed to the position of General Manager at the British Club in 1993, a position he filled for almost three years. He then moved into the security industry in Thailand before retiring from a regional role with Securitas in the mid 1990’s, he then became a Bangkok based security consultant. Since 1993 David’s involvement with the British Club has continued with two stints on the General Committee and membership on a number of sub-committees over the last 30 years. Rugby, and sports in general, remain one of David’s key interests.