Meet the Board Members

Kevin McKenzie

Kevin McKenzie is an accomplished entrepreneur and business leader with over 20 years’ experience in the commercial cleaning and facilities management industry. He is the Founder and Director of The KleanTeam Ltd, a successful Mayfair-based commercial contract cleaning company established in 2004, delivering high-quality cleaning services across Central London. Under his leadership, The KleanTeam has secured and managed numerous major contracts for large multi-tenanted buildings, earning a strong reputation for reliability, professionalism, and service excellence.

Before founding The KleanTeam, Kevin spent 13 years at Sony Music, where he served as a Record Company Executive and Head of the Archiving Department, receiving multiple awards for excellence during his tenure.

Beyond business, Kevin is deeply committed to community service and education. Since 2014, he has served as a Trustee of The Platanos College Trust Board, where he is Deputy Chair of the Board (since 2021), Deputy Chair of the Finance Committee, and Chair of the Human Resources & Pay Committee.

Kevin also co-runs BME TV (Black & Minority Ethnic Television, Film & Media) — a registered charity and social enterprise that works to increase representation and opportunities for Black and minority ethnic people in the broadcast, film, sports, and interactive media industries through training, engagement, and learning initiatives.

A long-standing member of the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc), Kevin was also recently honoured as a Freeman of the City of London and is a proud member of the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners, the City of London’s livery company dedicated to raising standards and recognising excellence across the cleaning industry.

Kevin brings together a wealth of business acumen, leadership experience, and social responsibility — committed to driving professional standards, empowering communities, and promoting diversity within industry and education.

Charmayne Brown

Throughout my sixty-four years, I've been fortunate to accumulate a diverse array of skills, expertise, and experiences that have enriched my personal and professional journey. Born in Great Britain in 1961, my parents—who were a young married couple aged 21 at the time—immigrated to Canada in 1963. We became an integral part of a close-knit Caribbean community in Toronto.

This strong sense of community and extended family has endured to this day, fostering a deep appreciation for the importance of social bonds and community development. My academic pursuits and thirty-year career in Social Sciences, Community Development, and Social Justice have been driven by a passion to create positive change.

As a dedicated mother and wife, I've balanced my personal and professional life, always striving to nurture and support those around me. Today, I am an active and strong advocate for the importance of Black women understanding how physical fitness and nutrition shape the pathway to living life with full vitality and purpose.

We are gifted with one body—our temple—which we should honour. As a board member of TBWC, I'm committed to empowering women to share their stories, pursue their aspirations, and reach their full potential, fostering a community that flourishes and excels together.