Nena is a nutritional chef, food writer, DEI consultant, and health coach trainee with experience in hospitality, healthcare, and education. She's a former trustee of Positive East, a London-based HIV charity, contributed to Women on Boards, worked on diversity analysis for the Greater London Authority, and holds a Ph.D. in Sociology of Health and Illness from London South Bank University.

Alaina is a feminist strategist and creative communicator, dedicated to improving women's representation in advertising, boosting girls' confidence, normalizing periods, and tackling Gender Based Violence. Lara Wilks Sloan, the Treasurer, is Development Director at The Anne Frank Trust UK, with over 20 years of experience in fundraising. She has a background in performance, has produced comedy and drama, and volunteers in Thanet to support young people. Lara's past roles include working at the Education Foundation, Suzy Lamplugh Trust, and Refugee Council, with notable achievements in donor cultivation and campaign management.

Stevie, CEO of The Aplastic Anaemia Trust, has extensive experience in healthcare, international development, and the arts, with a focus on fundraising innovation and patient experience. Her career highlights include roles at Macmillan Cancer Support and Fashion Revolution. She's an enthusiast of boxing, creative writing, and enjoys beach outings with her family in Margate.

Johanna heads the Adolescent Girls Investment Plan, a global feminist coalition aiming to empower adolescent girls in international development. She has a rich background in project management, advocacy, and fundraising, and is also a registered Craniosacral therapist and AoF-accredited facilitator, deeply committed to feminist values, girl empowerment, and refugee rights.

Jemma, an Occupational Therapist and Creative Producer from Margate, specializes in blending arts with health. She represents South East museums in the Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance, focusing on creating programs in museums and galleries that promote health, wellbeing, equality, and inclusion. Jemma has contributed to national frameworks on the benefits of arts for wellbeing and has presented her work at conferences globally.

Eliidh is a feminist and a campaigner, with wide experience from having worked in the fields of international development, disability, conflict and climate justice. She currently heads up Amnesty International UK's Individuals at Risk programme, and prioritises participation, intersectionality and working towards an anti-racist approach in her work. She's a new Thanet resident, having recently moved to Ramsgate and loves beach fun with her kids, year round swims and recovering with coffee and a pastry.