TSA Announces New Chair

2​5 November 2025

We are delighted to announce that Professor Martin Green OBE will be joining the TEC Services Association (TSA) as our new Chair. Martin brings a rare blend of leadership, strategic insight and sector-wide credibility that will significantly support TSA’s mission and serve the wider technology-enabled care (TEC) landscape.

Martin has built a distinguished career in social care and beyond. He is currently Chief Executive of Care England, the UK’s leading representative body for independent adult social-care services, and holds a number of other non-executive and trustee roles, including Commissioner of The Royal Hospital Chelsea, Trustee of The National Centre for Creative Health and Vice President of The Care Workers Charity. In 2012 he was appointed the Department of Health and Social Care’s Independent Sector Dementia Champion and in 2012 he received an OBE for services to social care. Martin’s experience spans advocacy, policy, service transformation and innovation in both UK and international settings - which makes him ideally placed to guide TSA in such a fast paced and ever-evolving sector.

TSA’s ambition is to accelerate the shift to smarter, more person-centred, tech-enabled care across health, housing and social systems - and Martin’s appointment helps to anchor that ambition. His voice and leadership will strengthen TSA’s ability to convene stakeholders, influence policy, and support members to deliver outcomes that matter to people and communities.

Our Chief Executive Alyson Scurfield said: “I am thrilled to welcome Martin as Chair of TSA. His deep understanding of the social-care and TEC ecosystem, his track record of driving change and his commitment to putting people at the heart of services make him a powerful partner for our membership, sector but most importantly putting people at the heart of our work."

"I would like to take this opportunity thank our outgoing Interim Chair, Roy Sandbach OBE, for his invaluable contribution and strategic impact over the last 18 months.”

Looking ahead, under Martin’s chairmanship, TSA will be better placed than ever to champion quality, innovation and integration - ensuring that TEC doesn’t just support services but truly transforms lives. We believe this marks a significant moment for our community of members, commissioners and service providers - and for the many thousands of people whose lives we support.