Emma Heathcote-James is the founder of the multi-award-winning LITTLE SOAP COMPANY, and is one of the few recognisable female gay business leaders in the UK today.

A trailblazing business leader who has taken on the biggest jobs in television, Lorraine has plenty to share about leadership, work culture and mental health.

Lenny is one of Britain’s best-known comedians, as well as a writer, an award-winning actor and co-founder of Comic Relief.

Britain's leading exponent of an alternative way of living, Tom Hodgkinson is Editor of The Idler magazine, devoted to helping people to lead more fulfilled lives.

An expert on how business can create a better world for everyone, Peter is a very experienced speaker who has hosted conferences, debates and awards ceremonies.

A double Olympic gold champion, an army veteran, and after coming out in 2022 after 34 years, a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion.

Hera is the Founder and CEO of CHAYN - a global nonprofit that creates resources on the web to address gender-based violence.

One of the FT's Top Ten BAME tech leaders, Anne-Marie runs a social enterprise and is currently Countdown's resident arithmetician.

Poppy Jaman OBE is a respected icon in the international mental health space—a global voice of authority on workplace mental health, working with leaders from across the world to create national policies that drive sustainable change forward.

The first black presenter on Blue Peter, Diane Louise is a much loved public figure who currently present's Radio 2's Sunday Hour

Tiwa provides wellbeing focused team building, training experiences and wellbeing programmes to companies & corporates – using the power of song.

MP for Tottenham and Shadow Foreign Secretary, David is also one of the leading agenda setters in the fields of social activism, diversity and multiculturalism.