Tanya Castell - Director & Chair: Tanya first came to Strathglass in 2000. She is a Pension Trustee of a major company pension fund and a consultant in risk and regulatory matters with a background in financial services. Tanya has been curious about renewable energy options for some time and believes that small projects that support and invest in the local communities are the most acceptable approach to on-shore wind farms. Fellow director Andrew and Tanya are husband and wife.

Anne MacDonald - Director: Anne has lived in the Glen Urquhart area almost all of her life and has been involved in the community in a variety of roles, most recently as chair of the Glen Urquhart Rural Community Association and now the proposed wind farm project. Before she became involved in this project she had little knowledge of renewable energy and its benefits, but is now beginning to become 'a bore' on the subject! Anne's reasons for becoming involved in the development is she sees the potential this project could have on the long-term future of both communities, providing a substantial income over the next 20 years that could benefit all of the residents in some way.

Erik Trelfer - Director & Secretary: Erik has lived in Glen Urquhart for almost 20 years and works as a Chartered Insurance Broker. Erik is involved in the community of Glenurquhart as Clerk to the Congregational Board of Urquhart & Glenmoriston Church of Scotland and Youth group team member. For a number of years Erik has been interested in renewable energy and saw this as an ideal opportunity to get involved in a suitable project. He believes if we accept wind-farms and power lines, then we should secure some of the wealth they generate and plough it back for the benefit of the community (in the way Shetland have with oil). This partnership in a small windfarm is a tremendous opportunity for the community to secure a long term income stream and enable it to become more self sufficient and independent.

Nigel Fraser - Director: Nigel has lived in Strathglass almost all of his life and continues to run the family business in Tomich. Nigel is a Partner in Strutt & Parker LLP, a national firm of land and property specialists. Nigel is a Chartered Surveyor with a focus on estate management, being responsible for the management of a number of estates throughout Inverness-shire, Ross-shire, Sutherland and Argyll. Nigel has a background in renewable energy and has overseen the development of a number of wind, biomass and hydro schemes across Scotland. Nigel probably lives closer to the project than anyone else and hopes his experience might help deliver this most wonderful resource for the community.

Mathieu Oosterwijk - Director: Mathieu has been living in Scotland since 2008 and in Tomich since the start of 2011. He has been a Marine Surveyor and Consultant since 1989 and has been involved in numerous large to very large claims handling processes. Having been involved with various maritime organisations, including companies involved in the Oil and Gas sector in the North Sea and farther afield, the renewable industry has made him think a little further than before and he is keen to start delving into the matter and helping the local community at the same time (by having others making use of his expertise in the energy and insurance sectors).

Suzanne Irvine - Director: Suzanne, having studied Computer Studies and Applied Maths in Edinburgh, started her career as a software engineer. In the early 90s she moved to Inverness with BT to work on Research and Development on communication networks and the internet. She then returned to Marconi Simulation, who she had worked for before and then took a technical network manager position with Scotrail, in Inverness. Whilst working for Scotrail she was outsourced to BT where she worked as a project manager. However once her children reached school age she changed career. She now thoroughly enjoys working as a registered childminder in Drumnadrochit. Additionally, she goes into nurseries, schools and playgroups to teach feltmaking and undertake projects with the children.

Ian Campbell - Director & Treasurer: After living in rural Aberdeenshire for twenty four years, Ian and his partner Kate retired to Cannich in 2011. Ian is a Chartered Accountant who lived and worked in half-a-dozen different countries and carried out business assignments in more than two dozen others. Having qualified as a Chartered Accountant in London, Ian spent five years in the computer industry before moving to the oil service sector where he worked for more than twenty three years in a variety of senior financial and operational roles. In 2004 he joined Univation Ltd, the commercial subsidiary of Robert Gordon University, and was Managing Director there from 2005 to 2010. Ian is a Board member at Glenurquhart Care Project and a member of Strathglass Community Council.

Andrew Castell - Director: Andrew is a Strathglass resident. He is a partner in Par Equity LLP, an Edinburgh-based venture capital firm and is also a non-executive director of Highlands & Islands Airports Limited. His interest in Soirbheas stems from his belief that projects of this type can help draw together communities in the Highlands. He also has a professional interest in the renewable energy sector, as one of Par Equity's key areas of focus is sustainability, which includes renewable energy.

Erik Trelfer - Director: See above.

Nigel Fraser - Director: See above.

Donna Green: Donna and her husband moved to their home in Glen Urquhart in 2005 where they run their own accountancy business. Donna is a Chartered Accountant with a number of years’ experience working in practise. Prior to her time in practise she spent several years working in the property sector in London and the South East. She has, for many years, been a supporter of renewable energy and sees the Corrimony wind farm project as an exciting opportunity for the community to benefit directly from the income generated by the wind turbines.