Andrew Mellor
Andrew has worked in the field of anti-bullying since the mid-1980s, establishing himself as the national expert in this area. Andrew conducted the first substantial research into bullying in Scotland in 1988. He became Scotland's Anti-Bullying Development Officer, and established the Anti-Bullying Network in 1999. He has written extensively on the subject of bullying, and has delivered keynote speeches to audiences internationally.

Lorne Greig
Lorne has a background in educational research, having worked as a consultant for the Faculty of Education at the University of Strathclyde and various Scottish Government departments. He runs his own website design business, having built and maintained the Anti-Bullying Network website since 1999. As Company Secretary and Manager, he is involved in all the day-to-day dealings of the Network

Meg Cowie
Meg is the Network's Information Officer. She has a wealth of experience in this field, having worked for the Anti-Bullying Network previously for 4 years. Meg also worked at the Scottish Council for Research in Education for 11 years and used her Montessori Diploma to work as a special needs auxiliary in two Edinburgh primary schools.

Kate Betney
The Network's Development Officer, Kate brings an impressive CV to her role. Most recently she has been a development officer for the Scottish Parenting Forum and a community education worker for an Edinburgh-based project. Kate also worked for the Anti-Bullying Network for three years and has built up invaluable knowledge and experience in the field of anti-bullying strategy development and delivery.

The Trustees of The Anti-Bullying Network are:
Judith Gillespie, Scottish Parent Teacher Council
Judith Sischy, Scottish Council of Independent Schools
Archie McGlynn, Director, Hong Kong Schools Self-Evaluation Network

The Anti-Bullying Network is a registered Scottish charity, number SC038976.