As a child Cecilia saw children living on the streets of Rio, fuelling her passion for international development and social enterprise.

Emma Dabiri is an Irish-Nigerian broadcaster, historian and bestselling author exploring our understanding of race in the multiple and complex histories of class, capitalism, and colonialism

Rob Deering performs stand-up comedy with music, using a guitar, a loop pedal and his voice to create impressive rock and pop soundscapes – and do jokes, of course.

One of the UK’s leading broadcasters, Katie spent 15 years of her broadcasting career in news and current affairs before becoming the BBC's voice of classical music.

Passionate about empowering people from disadvantaged backgrounds through business, Colin has specialist skills in international development, delivering strategies to support the UNSDGs, micro-finance, social business and sustainable supply chains. 

Claire Dove is a passionate, animated speaker who peppers her meticulously researched presentations with humour and positivity. 

An award winning broadcaster, podcaster, journalist and writer, the former BBC man can offer insights into leadership, citizenship and identity.

Founder of Change Please, a coffee company that trains formerly homeless people as baristas whilst also providing wraparound support with housing, finances and therapy.

Now regularly seen on TV acting and telling jokes, Jessica is also a prolific podcaster. She'll be touring new show 'Wench' in 2022.

After a 25 year career in marketing and communications, spent much of his career driving transformation through creative agencies and clients alike, from brand, culture and organisational change

Futurenauts Ed Gillespie and Mark Stevenson are united by the potential of a common future which is sustainable, equitable, humane and just.

Known for his own unique brand of authentic ‘insultancy’, Ed Gillespie is a writer, communications specialist, serial entrepreneur and futurist.