Meet our People
Angela Logun
Co-Founder & CEO
Dannie's diagnosis changed Angela's life. From start to finish, this was an emotional rollercoaster that began with a sense of grief that lingered throughout. The early ripple effect that Dannie's diagnosis had on her family and other children was magnified by the absence of early wellbeing support. Angela’s family felt isolated and stretched in coming to terms with Dannie’s diagnosis, responding to Dannie's care and coping with life as a family affected by childhood brain tumour. Sadly, this experience of longer-term grief is shared by many families affected by childhood brain tumours today.
Driven by a passion to improve quality, a career in Business Management, NHS Clinical Commissioning, Population Health Transformation Programme and the Pharmaceutical Industry, the DLF was established as a niche service dedicated to supporting children diagnosed with brain tumours, other cancers and their families within Hillingdon and the surrounding regional areas.
Angela is a certified London School of Paediatrics Quality Improvement Change Champion. In April 2024, Angela presented a poster titled "Parent Can Learn Quality Improvement (QI) Too", highlighting the importance of parents learning and leading QI as a practice at the International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare.
Terry Logun
Co-Founder and
Media & Engagement Lead
Terry is a media professional with over twenty years of consolidated media and commercial experience in the strategic delivery of high profile assignments within the public and private sectors.
He is a passionate & gifted communicator, able to captivate diverse audiences. Creative and bursting with program ideas, Terry cofounded the DLF with a passion to support other children and young people diagnosed with brain tumours and their families through their individual experiences .
"Life changed permanently when Dannie was diagnosed with a brain tumour and has never been the same since. Now the setting up the DLF has given me an opportunity to use my experience to help other families and give back to the community"
Richa Ajitsaria
Strategic Advisor - Paediatric Oncology
Dr Richa Ajitsaria has worked in Paediatric Oncology since 2003. She undertook her specialist training at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children before being appointed as a Consultant General Paediatrician at the Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in 2008, where she is the lead for Paediatric Oncology. Through this role, she has cared for many children undergoing treatment for brain tumours. Richa is a keen supporter of the DLF and believes that her experience and insight working in the NHS will help to promote a more holistic approach to caring for children with brain tumours.
"When Angela got in touch to ask if I would be involved with the DLF, I felt deeply touched. I got to know Dannie and her family during her treatment and she truly was an extraordinary young lady. I know that Angela and Terry have a profound commitment to helping and supporting families who have a child or young person diagnosed with a brain tumour and I am honoured to be able to help."
Kelly Mgbor
Board of Trustee Member &
Brand Executive
Kelly is an experienced lawyer and thought leader in Corporate Law, Governance, Risk Management, Compliance and Business Development. Her capabilities span across the analysis, development and management of a business and its compliance with national and international laws and policies.
As a childhood friend of co-Founder, Angela Logun-Leko, Kelly shared in the vision of the Daniella Logun Foundation (DLF) before its inception. Her vision to see a community where “you are your brother’s keeper” has led to her support and belief in the DLF.
She is a strong believer in developing others, whilst being positively motivated. She uses principled values to break through artificial barriers, with a view to achieving great results and measurable benefits for all.
Boye Ifederu
Board of Trustee Member
Boye developed as an expert in the science of newborn screening.
With years of management experience under his belt, he is currently the Head of Newborn Screening at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) - the largest Newborn Bloodspot Screening Laboratory in the UK.
As a Ready Now programme participant, he influenced a more inclusive culture for development of BAME staff within GOSH. Boye lives with his family in London.
Nicola Davey
Strategic Advisor - Quality Improvement
(QIC Learn)
Nicola Davey is a well-known and highly experienced quality improvement practitioner. This expertise and her passion for better services is translated into high-quality content for QIClearn course participants. Nicola has designed, developed and delivered programmes to 1000’s of learners and has coached 100’s to complete Quality Improvement Projects in a wide range of clinical and non-clinical settings.
Nicola is passionate about developing others and has helped many people develop themselves in order to teach others.
A pharmacist by background she has over 30 years of experience in the healthcare sector. She has a post-graduate certificate in Advanced Improvement for Quality and Safety and is a member of the Health Foundations College of Assessors and Q community.
“I’m honoured to be a strategic advisor for DLF. So far, I’ve helped to shape at least 2 of the DLF's improvement ideas with an aim to give real development opportunities to grow the DLF. It’s a great team to be part of, and I look forward to what the future holds.”