Advised by leaders who have shaped how care, safety and digital-health systems work.

Mike has led clinical and management teams locally, regionally and nationally, working with NHS England, government ministers and provider organisations on emerging strategy and clinical direction. A recognised thought leader, he has authored publications, instigated debates and helped shape clinical excellence. He developed masters level courses in digital health and served as interim Dean of Medicine at St. Mary’s University, London.

Geoff has served on a wide range of medical, editorial, legal, arts and community boards. He is Chair of Genome Alberta and a Founding Director of the Canadian Museum of Recorded Music and Culture Foundation. He previously served as Chief Strategy Officer for Alberta Health Services and as Senior Strategic Advisor to the Minister of Health. His education includes an LL.M. from the University of Edinburgh, a B.A. (Honours) and M.A. from the University of Cambridge, and a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Calgary.

Prashant has more than two decades of experience at the intersection of AI, healthcare, strategy and execution. His work spans AI strategy, portfolio management, enterprise transformation and the global scaling of AI-enabled platforms. He is also the founder of PreventiveHealth.Online and collaborates with global stakeholders through UN-aligned digital health initiatives focused on responsible, evidence-based health innovation. He holds an MBA from XLRI, an engineering degree from VSS University of Technology, and executive education from Stanford University and The Wharton School.

Stuart’s background is in safety-critical engineering across automation, automotive, nuclear, defence and health. He was one of the original authors, reviewers and implementers of NHS clinical safety standards and has contributed to international safety, security and effectiveness standards. He has supported clinical assurance for more than 1000 health software systems and provided subject matter input to more than 3000 service incidents with patient-safety impact. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, a Chartered Engineer and is studying part time for a PhD at the University of Warwick.

Hassan has a special interest in helping the NHS develop sustainable commercial models around data and digital. He is Head of Commercial at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust and Commercial Director for DATA-CAN, the Health Data Research Hub for Cancer. He is an Expert in Residence at The London Institute for Healthcare Engineering at King’s College London, has taught at UCL Global Business School for Health and supports founders through accelerators including the NHS Innovation Accelerator, P4 Precision Medicine Accelerator, MedTech SuperConnector, EqualityX and KQ Labs.

Stephen previously served as Head of Quality and Safety at the UK Department of Health, where he helped develop national healthcare quality standards that formed the basis for inspections across England. His public-sector work also included leadership on patient safety, clinical audit, pharmaceutical pricing regulation and GP remuneration, with international secondments supporting system reform through the WHO and the European Commission. As co-founder of an advanced AI-driven healthcare analytics system, he oversaw quality-improvement projects across 11 countries and four continents.