Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (LNADJ), a music-driven charity that supports young people facing adversity around the world, has announced the appointment of 13 new trustees to help scale its global impact and deepen its connection with the music and creative industries.
LNADJ has appointed music industry veteran Silvia Montello as its new chair, while among the trustees appointed to the board are Jukebox PR founder Alex Jukes, Loopmasters’ Matt Pelling, Rinse FM’s Kikelomo, The Live Crew founder Ross Murray, Bristol’s first Night Time Economy Advisor, Carly Heath, and Point Blank Music School founder Rob Cowan.
Other new trustees include Kamelia Zaal, Brian Reynolds, Lee Morrison, Simon Runcie and Jono Heale.
Commenting on the appointments, LNADJ founder Jonny Lee said, “This group represents a bold new chapter for LNADJ. Each trustee brings unique expertise and an unwavering belief in the power of music to create real, lasting change.
“With their support, we’ll continue to expand our work, reach more young people, and prove that the dance music community can change lives across the world.”
Founded in 2010, LNADJ has delivered projects ranging from building wells in Africa to supporting mental health and education programs in the UK. As it noted in a statement, the charity ‘transforms the positive energy of electronic music into tangible social impact—to build hope through music’. Read more here.
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