One of Britain's most recognised faces, Michelle has presented many consumer rights television programmes and is an ambassador for two charities.

An authority on social care and healthcare, Lord Adebowale is also a champion of social enterprise for a fairer, more equal society.

The first comedian of Bangladeshi heritage to appear on shows like Mock the Week and QI, Eshaan is also an accomplished radio presenter and writer.

Susan is the founder of Homes For Good, Scotland’s first social enterprise letting agency, with the aim of changing the private rented sector for people who need homes most.

Laura Bates is a best-selling author, keynote speaker and founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, an ever-increasing collection of over 100,000 testimonies of gender inequality.

Alex is an experienced panel facilitator and host whose keynote speeches draw upon his experience of building coaching-based development programmes for top organisations globally.

Inspired by her grandmother, Charlie Blair runs a business focused on healthy, happy ageing through hip hop dance. 

Originally from Sheffield, the Reverend Kate Bottley is a priest in North Nottinghamshire. Since appearing on Gogglebox, she's also a broadcaster.

Harriet Braine is a musical comedian, who dedicates a remarkably large portion of her oeuvre to Art History.

Desiree Burch is a NY comedian, writer and actor who has firmly established herself as one of the break out comic stars in the UK.

Gemma Cairney is an award-winning broadcaster, youth rights activist and author who is passionate about empowering young people.

Alison is passionate about education and its power to affect how we all learn to navigate, survive and hopefully thrive on the planet.