Graham Allcott Graham Allcott is a social entrepreneur, consultant and productivity trainer. Graham started his career in the voluntary youth sector and was a Chief Executive by the age of 25. By 30 Graham had set up 2 companies, co-founded a national charity and been an advisor to the UK Government. He runs workshops, coaching and mentoring programmes on leadership, project planning, personal productivity, creativity and entrepreneurialism. Graham is also a singer/songwriter and balances a music career with his work on productivity. www.thinkproductive.co.uk Pippa Blakemore Pippa Blakemore is a leading international expert in business development, sales and marketing. She has worked with more than 60 UK national and international law firms and private sector corporations over 20 years. Pippa gives training workshops all over the world on topics that include “Giving a winning presentation” and “Turning contacts into clients and referrers” and has had her work published extensively. www.pep-partnership.co.uk

Martin Farrell Martin Farrell is an experienced facilitator with clients including the UN Climate Change Secretariat and UK government departments. He has worked in the charity sector for four decades including the senior roles at the British Red Cross and Save the Children. Following redundancy he began working independently in 1999 and set up ‘get2thepoint’ a couple of years later. Since 2002 he has been supporting Chief Executives who fear they are about to lose their jobs. www.get2thepoint.org Tony Pritchard Tony Pritchard has 25 years experience of working in the NHS in nursing, management and leadership roles and is the Director of Adelanto Consultancy, working within the public health sector. He has extensive experience of facilitating personal and professional development through coaching and mentorship, and works with individuals in enabling their future career decisions. www.adelantoconsultancy.com

David Walsh David Walsh is a recruitment consultant. An experienced commercial manager, David progressed to lead the UK sales team at News International. He joined the board of the Financial Times in 1998 with accountability for world­wide advertising sales and printing operations. Leaving in 2003, he consulted on several media ventures and in 2005 acquired a franchise from recruiter Select Appointments.