Barry Ginley is the Chairman of the CDG having been on the executive for the past eight years. He has worked on Soccer Sight and Activate access projects for the Royal National Institute of the Blind and as the V&A’s disability specialist for the past fifteen years.

David Tiptaft CBE is a long standing Executive Member of the CDG Executive and is the Treasurer. David has held a variety of senior positions in the voluntary party. He is a Chartered Accountant and is the present principal of Tiptaft, Smith Co based in Mexborough South Yorkshire.

Karim Sacoor is a former Chairman of the CDG and is a member of the Executive Committee. He is a businessman and is married with two children. His son is severely autistic, with learning difficulties and challenging behaviour.

During the 1980s Sally founded, wrote the Constitution and secured the approval of the Charity Commissioners for AGE CONCERN FERNDOWN & DISTRICT, which is still functioning with two separate day time clubs for the elderly with lunch and entertainment.

Kay Carter is a former Chairman of the CDG, a former Parliamentary candidate and has served as Chairman of her local Conservative Association. She is also a Co-Chair of the CDG's #AccessiblePolitics project.

Michelle joined the CDG's Executive in March 2020 and is the lead for Policy issues and development. She is particularly interested in widening opportunities in society for disabled people.

Jonathan is a trustee of national autism charity Ambitious about Autism, which runs Treehouse school and other autism-friendly schools, while holding down a job as a trainee solicitor.

Wayne is a through-hip amputee since the age of 16. He is a former Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Disability Group, Trustee of the Limbless Association and Chair of the Orthotics Panel for the Polio Foundation. He and his wife have two children and he works with the Internet of Things.