Fiona Ann Toye

Toye Group Holdings Ltd. designs and manufactures jewellery and identity products. Its products include ribbons and narrow fabrics, ties and neckwear, flags, leisure wear, trophies, awards, medals, badges, cufflinks, buttons, jewelers, gold and silverware, cutlery, glassware, watches and clocks. It operates in three segments: Textiles, Friendly Societies and Metals. The company was founded in 1685 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd. manufactures masonic regalia. The company was founded in 1685 is headquartered in Bedworth, the United Kingdom.

The Black Country Living Museum Trust is an educational charity that operates an award-winning open air museum in Dudley, UK. The museum spans 26 acres and showcases reconstructed shops, houses, and industrial areas that tell the story of the Black Country's transformation into a manufacturing powerhouse through steam power and human ingenuity. Visitors can plan their visit using the accessibility map provided by the museum. Andrew Lovett has been the CEO of the British company since 2009.