MBBS MRCP(London) DTMH

Javid is an emergency medicine registrar, humanitarian, television presenter, public speaker. His prominence increased after BBC1 Panorama followed him working for with Médecins sans Frontières for the Ebola outbreak. Born in Cambridge, England to Sudanese Iranian parents he went to medical school at UCL, graduating 2003. Whilst undertaking specialist training in Emergency Medicine in London he has been in the field with Médecins sans Frontières in Iraq, Haiti, Lebanon, South Sudan and most recently Sierra Leone. Javid is also a freelance as a reporter for the AlJazeera English show The Cure, recording the fourth series later this year. The show focuses on innovative solutions to health problems around the world.

MSc, BSc (Hons), mBANT, CNHC

Helene is the Director of HP Nutrition, the Head of Nutrition at Hintsa Performance in Geneva, and is the Performance Nutritionist at the McLaren Performance Academy. Helene is trained in Functional Medicine and holds a Masters degree in Personalised Nutrition, and a first class degree in Nutritional Therapy. She is also a member of the Royal Society of Medicine. Helene was awarded a distinction for her pioneering research in Human Performance and Formula 1.

MA Clin Psych; MSc Mindfulness-Based Approaches

Paul has worked as a clinical psychologist, psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, writer, group facilitator and teacher for over twenty years. As director of School of Moments, he is dedicated to helping people to be more present in their lives, in their relationships, work and with themselves.

MBACP Accred

Alicia is a BACP Accredited Counsellor and Parenting Coach and the mother of teenagers. She is the owner of Let’s Talk Ltd a company that provides in school training to help parents, staff and teenagers deepen their understanding of adolescence and create environments in which emotional health and wellbeing can be nurtured and strengthened. Alicia is the author of “Why Every Teenager Needs a Parrot”, a book that gives parents the knowledge they need to help teenagers make good choices when faced with difficult decisions. As a therapist she works with individuals, couples and families and is particularly interested in the way that our communication effects our relationships.

As the father of twins, Ben knows all about the pressures of balancing work and family life. Ben began his career working as a City lawyer. In 2000, he and his brother Ollie bought Tinies Childcare, which went on to become the biggest nanny agency in the UK. In 2005 they founded My Family Care - with the unique proposition of offering clients a complete family friendly employee benefits package. Ben continues to work with Tinies and is also a non-executive director at AnyJunk, the UK's largest rubbish clearance company. Three young children and the occasional marathon keep Ben busy in his spare time.

Business Owner / Ex-army Officer / Writer

Heyrick was on the first civilian flight into Bagdad the day the Gulf War ended - his role; to make DHL operational. After a year DHL had annual revenues in excess of $70m. Throughout the year, Heyrick would send regular emails to his friends and family, and his positive and humorous outlook was in stark contrast to the media. These witty emails were picked up by publishers and resulted in "Baghdad Business School" being published.
Heyrick went to School in London, University in Grenoble and business school at INSEAD. He served in The Grenadier Guards for six years and worked in London, Northern Ireland, Macedonia and Kenya. Heyrick is CEO of S-RM. As well as leading S-RM with 25 years experience managing risk including Managing Director of Security Consulting at Kroll, where he was also Head of Kidnap for Ransom.