Jim was born and raised in Leven and has been an avid East Fife supporter his whole life, including jumping the walls at Bayview Park to get into games. Jim worked offshore with Mobil on the Boryl Alpha before being medically retired.

Jim originally joined the board in 1987 and has been involved on-and-off since but notes that the most enjoyable times have been serving as a director. He was appointed Chairman in 2014 and has been instrumental in turning the club around after a period of uncertainty.

Jim is also a member of the East Fife Supporters’ Club and East Fife Supporters’ Trust and is responsible for overseeing the functioning of the club.

John was born and brought up in Methil and first attended Old Bayview in the late 50’s to watch the reserve team before graduating to supporting the first team as he got older.

After leaving the school, John joined the Army before serving with Fife Fire Brigade. He then had a spell working in the oil industry, both onshore and offshore, before retiring in 2010.

John joined the board in 2007 and, apart for a short spell away, has been with the club ever since. John also serves as the Club Safety Officer. As well as keeping the club on the right side of the SFA and Fire Council, John enjoys helping out at Bayview with the stadium maintenance as part of a small band of aged volunteers.

Liam is a Director of Liam Anderson Architectural Services, a founding, life and board member of the East Fife Supporters' Trust and a member of the East Fife Supporters' Club. Liam was also heavily involved in the establishment of the Young Fifers (now East Fife Community Football Club) in 1999 where he served as both Secretary and Chairman

Liam was born and brought up in Methil and attended his first East Fife game in 1967 and has been an avid follower since. Liam joined the Board of Directors in 2014 and has joint responsibility for East Fife TV and media relations as well as acting as Player Liaison Director. Liam has previously co-edited of our award-winning match day magazine The Bayview & still contributes to various article and helps with editing duties

Douglas is a Chartered Certified Accountant and director of Bayview Accounting Services Limited. Douglas was born and brought up in Methil, attended his first game in 1965 and has followed the club ever since.

This is Douglas’ second spell on the board, having joined as an Associate Director in 1999 and, even after leaving the board, he continued to assist the club before rejoining the Board of Directors in 2016.

Douglas provides financial and accounting expertise to the board and administrative staff.

Tom joined the board of directors in April 2022.

Robert was born and brought up in the Methil area. He is company director at Mr Mechanic (Motor Factors) in Buckhaven and has supported East Fife since he was at Aberhill Primary School, next door to Auld Bayview.

Robert originally became involved with East Fife through coaching with the Young Fifers (now East Fife Community Football Club) in the early 2000’s before moving on to the position Chairman of the Young Fifers. Robert was also involved with CEFSSA (Central and East Fife Soccer Sevens Association) and was a founder committee member of FFDL (Fife Football Development League) in 2003.

When East Fife started their Pro Youth set up, Robert was involved in the process and held the position of Head of Youth Development for a time within the club. In 2013 Robert was appointed to the board of East Fife as Director in charge of Youth Development.

Stephen is employed in the Health and Social Care sector as a trainer and assessor in Dundee. He has followed East Fife home and away since getting lifted over the turnstile at Bayview Park on his seventh birthday in 1971. Brought up in Leven, Stephen took a keen interest in the history of the club from an early age and is a collector of East Fife programmes and memorabilia.

Stephen's first involvement on the media side was as a contributor to the matchday programme in 2008. In 2012 he volunteered as a commentator for a visually impaired supporter, later carrying out similar duties for East Fife TV. He is one of the founder members of East Fife Supporters’ Trust and originally joined the Board of Directors as EFST representative in February 2015. In 2017 he was elected as Vice-Chairman of the Fife Football Association.

Since joining the board of directors Stephen has carried out duties as part of the media team, including social media via Twitter and Facebook and updating the club website. He continues to provide commentary for East Fife TV and visually impaired supporters. He is also available for stadium tours on matchdays and assists with queries relating to the history of the club.

After leaving school in 1990, Leona joined a local youth training scheme and was invited to interview as an Office Assistant at East Fife by then Chairman Jim Baxter, a role which included paperwork for the Black & Gold, collecting money and, of course, making coffee and the sandwiches for the players training twice a week, before becoming Club Secretary in 1994.

Leona was not always a fan of football, having been brought up watching horse racing on a Saturday with her Dad, but has grown to enjoy the game over the years and has supported East Fife since she first joined in 1990.

Leona’s favourite East Fife memory is winning the League Two title in 2015/16 and she was extremely proud to be asked to present the players with their winning medals.

Leona is now the Office Manager and was appointed an Associate Director in December 2017 She is responsible for all financial and administration aspects as well as the general day-to-day running of the club.

Laura joined the board of directors in July 2024.

Liz is an Active Schools Coordinator at Balwearie High School working across a range of sports. After moving to Fife from the Lanarkshire, she became involved with East Fife as a player for their women’s team in 2002. Despite moving to play in the premier league with Raith Rovers and Boroughmuir, Liz continued to maintain a link with East Fife as a coach.

Liz was the driving force behind setting up the youth system for girls at East Fife GWFC and, after a serious injury, returned to play with East Fife first team in 2009. The club now has a full pathway for girls from the age of four to senior Football. She is responsible for overseeing all age groups but coaches the under 15s and still plays with, and coaches, the first team.

Having completed her UEFA A licence, Liz has spent the last five years involved in the women’s national sides. She was assistant coach of the under 19s who qualified for the Euro finals in Belfast in 2017 and now coaches the Scotland under 16 side.

Liz is now an avid East Fife fan and has the responsibility for the Schools season pass programme.

Lee has been an East Fife fan for 25 years and supporters may recognise him from the fans podcast Glory Days of Gold which has been running for the last 2 and a half years.

Lee has 17 years’ experience working in sales, predominantly telecommunications, but also has experience of working in advertising, exhibitions and construction.

Scott has followed East Fife since coming across us on Ultimate Manager 1995/96 and has been a season ticket holder for a number of years. Scott currently works in recruitment for Macon Resources in Edinburgh and has built up a portfolio of contacts through this role.

Denis worked in the family business RS Nicol & Sons, which was founded in 1922, as a mechanic before later expanding into both servicing and selling cars. RS Nicol & Sons were the main club sponsor for a number of years.

Denis had been an East Fife supporter since the late 40s/early 50s and started volunteering following his retirement before being appointed to the Board in 2014.

Denis was appointed to the position of Honorary Director in August 2024.

Harry first became an East Fife supporter in 1945 when he attended games at Old Bayview and sat on his Dad’s shoulders viewing a sea of bunnets to watch the games.

Harry served his time as a joiner and joined Kirkcaldy District as a housing inspector, becoming housing manager after a few years. He then went on to become a Justice of the Peace, served as a Councillor for 8 years and on the boards of Glenrothes College and Adam Smith College before becoming a board member for Fife Health.

Harry became Chairman of the East Fife Supporters’ Club at Old Bayview before joining the board where he was so proud to help East Fife with all matters and events over the years. Harry stepped down from the board due to ill health but was given the honour of becoming an Honorary Director of the club.

Harry still undertakes many tasks on behalf of the club and is responsible for organising the East Fife Trophy, a tournament for local primary schools, each year.