Jake and Hannah are widely known as the UK’s foremost ‘Transgender Power Couple’; passionate speakers on gender, equality and diversity.

Nicola Green is a critically acclaimed artist and social historian, and expert on identity, race, allyship and inclusion.

The familiar face of news, Krishnan is also Channel 4's longest serving presenter, having started with the station in 1998.

Akua Gyamfi has over 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry, with a career spanning fashion, film, television, theatre, print, and online media.

A passionate advocate of teaching entrepreneurship in schools, Julian's mission is to provide all young people, regardless of their social background, with access to effective entrepreneurial education.

Holding 32 honorary degrees from UK and foreign universities, Lucy has received numerous honours including the Legion d’Honneur from the French Government, an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Physicians, The American Academy of Achievement Golden Plate Award, and The Australian Medical Research Society Medal. She is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

Darren is fast becoming one of Britain’s more famous comedians, with an increasing number of tv, radio and podcast appearances under his belt.

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.

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

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