In pursuit of our core objectives the Warden and Programme Director work together to develop a diverse series of important consultations. They are assisted by a small team of dedicated administrators with proven experience in the design and implementation of consultations.
The Reverend Canon Dr Hueston Finlay
Warden, St George's House
The Reverend Dr Hueston Finlay read Engineering and Theology at Trinity College, Dublin and pursued his doctoral studies at the University of London. Following ordination, he worked in the cathedral parish of St Canice in the County of Kilkenny, where he acted as Bishop's Vicar, Diocesan Librarian and Diocesan Registrar. While there he taught theology in the country's largest boarding school and lectured on ethics and doctrine for the diocesan adult education programme. He then moved to Cambridge when he was appointed as Curate to the University Church and Chaplain to Girton College. More recently he has served as Dean of Chapel, Director of Studies in Theology, and Tutor at Magdalene College Cambridge. He has also held an Affiliated Lectureship at the University of Cambridge, where he taught doctrine. He was appointed a Canon of St George's Chapel in 2004 and Warden of St George's House in 2008. To visit his Diagacht site click here.
Gary McKeone
Programme Director
Gary McKeone was Literature Director at Arts Council England from 1995-2006. Before that he worked with Field Day Theatre Company in Ireland and at the Royal Festival Hall on London's South Bank. He is currently Chair of the Poetry Archive and the recently created Poetry Translation Centre and is also involved with a number of other literature organisations in England. Originally from Derry, N.Ireland, he was educated at St Columb's College and Trinity College Dublin.
Geoffrey Cameron
Finance and Operations Director
Born in Egham Surrey Geoffrey Cameron was educated at St Paul's School West Kensington from where he joined Barclays Bank in Windsor, and for whom he worked for over 30 years, retiring early as Manager of its Southall group of branches. Also from school he joined the Territorial Army being commissioned into the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment where he remains active as Treasurer of both its Regimental Association and its Territorial Trustees.
After a short period as a financial consultant he was appointed Bursar of St George's School Windsor Castle where over a fourteen year period he helped build the school from a small boys prep school of some 65 into a thriving co-educational pre-prep and prep school in excess of 400. On retirement from this position he was appointed as Director of Finance and Operations at St George's House where he had been assisting the Warden on a voluntary basis for the previous year.
