A tech entrepreneur who disrupted the fashion business, Tom is now on the board of Verco, which helps companies achieve zero carbon emissions.

An expert in transition services and resilience-building, Joan works with leaders, teams and organizations to help them learn to navigate change.

One of the 100 most connected men in Britain according to GQ, Oli has worked extensively promoting startups, both here and abroad.

Starting with one physical shop in 1987, Ruth co-founded what was to become Matchesfashion.com, a one-stop shop for designer clothing.

An early Apple employee who became very successful in digital publishing, Hugh now invests in online startups.

Cecilia Crossley is the founder of From Babies with Love, the award-winning social enterprise that donates 100% of its profits to orphaned and abandoned children around the world.

Marie co-founded Goldfinger, creating sustainable furniture and educating people in craft and sustainable woodworking, and offering free training to the economically vulnerable.

The ‘Jim’ in Jimmy’s Iced Coffee, Cregan has gone from delivering his own product to shops to being stocked in every major supermarket.

Preyal is passionate about all things people, culture, and change-related. She is the founder of Wildfire and is challenging the profit-driven culture and business model of traditional consulting businesses.

Claire Dove CBE has been an exceptional social enterprise leader for over 40 years. She was chair of Social Enterprise UK (SEUK). In 2018, Claire was appointed as the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Crown Representative. In this role, Claire acts as an intermediary between the Government and the voluntary and social enterprise sectors.

Serial entrepreneur Oke Eleazu is the CEO of Many Pets, a disruptive customer focused pet insurance products; and founder of Black in Business, helping people of colour, ‘arrive, survive and thrive’ in UK business.

Companies obliged to enrol employees into pension schemes needed a one stop shop to enable it. So Andrew invented it and called it Smart Pension.