Last November, the Youth Justice Board (YJB) confirmed Steph Roberts-Bibby as its new chief executive, taking over from Claudia Sturt who quit in January 2023 after just two years.
Roberts-Bibby, who had held the post on an interim basis for six months after stepping up from her role of chief operating officer last summer, was appointed through a “competitive” recruitment process.
Roberts-Bibby has a background in prison reform, with 21 years’ experience as a prison governor at institutions including Winchester Prison after starting her career as prison officer at Feltham young offenders institution (YOI) where her work with teenagers sparked a passion for justice reform.
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