Dr Jeanette Sundberg is a physician and business advisor specialising in women's health and menopause. With an INSEAD MBA and medical qualifications including MBBS, MRCGP and DRCOG, she combines clinical expertise with strategic leadership to drive healthcare innovation. She serves as a Board Member at Cancer Support UK and as a Strategic Advisor to Luca Health.

Bavita Rai is a solicitor with more than 20 years of leadership experience in the insurance sector, specialising in growth strategy and business transformation. She also serves as a Board Trustee of the British Gynaecological Cancer Society, supporting innovation, awareness and improved outcomes in women's health.

Ruba Abu-Salma is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at King's College London, affiliated with the Cybersecurity and Human-Centered Computing Groups. Her research focuses on privacy and safety decision-making on mobile devices, particularly for vulnerable populations, and is widely published. She held postdoctoral roles at UC Berkeley and INRIA, earned her PhD from UCL specialising in user-centred privacy-enhancing technologies, and holds an MSc in Information Security from UCL.

Nichole Garcia is Co-Founder of OrthoFX and Managing Director at Silicon Valley Capital, driving innovation and investment across health and technology. A founding board member of the Oxford Venture Fund, she has held leadership roles with global brands including Invisalign and Philips Sonicare, and earned degrees from UCLA, Pepperdine and the University of Oxford.

Rachael Kim is a femtech entrepreneur, investor and ecosystem builder focused on advancing equity and innovation. She founded The Femtech Salon, an international event series that amplifies diverse femtech founders, and champions inclusive investment models that support emerging markets and help build generational wealth within communities.

Katherine Church is a digital executive and women-in-tech advocate with extensive experience leading large-scale digital transformation across the health and innovation sectors. A former NHS Chief Digital Officer, she is now a strategic adviser in women's health, influencing policy at a national level. Katherine also advises femtech startups, champions gender parity, and is a passionate advocate for women in all spheres.

Dr Bahaa Eddine Sarroukh is Head of the Philips Foundation, leading global impact investments and strategic grants to expand access to healthcare in underserved communities. With more than two decades of experience in healthcare innovation and social impact, he drives scalable, inclusive solutions that deliver measurable health outcomes around the world.

Marieke Flament is a two-time CEO turned angel investor, advisor and board member focused on the intersection of AI, blockchain and clean energy. Co-author of Euro Stable Watch, she invests in the infrastructure powering a fair, sustainable and decentralised digital economy, driven by the belief that optimism is a force multiplier.

Cleo Sham is VP of Growth at Scale AI, based in San Francisco. Formerly a Partner at Stride.VC, she has built and led teams at Uber across China and EMEA, served as COO of Spotahome, and began her career at McKinsey Asia and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. A three-time founder and angel investor in more than 30 startups, she brings extensive experience in scaling businesses and driving global growth.

Wendy Anderson is Co-Founder and Investing Partner at The Case for Her, leveraging capital and advocacy to address underfunded women's health issues. After more than a decade in financial services, she transitioned into impact investing and now serves on the boards of Be Girl, the Sanitation and Hygiene Fund, Greenwood Place and the Center for Intimacy Justice.

Dr Mohammad Al-Ubaydli is CEO of Patients Know Best, Europe's largest personal health records platform. A physician, programmer and patient, he champions data-driven, person-centred healthcare and the empowerment of individuals through better access to their health information. The author of six books, he is currently writing Personal Health Records for Governments.

Ross Tomkins is a healthcare entrepreneur and Founder of Balmoral Partners, a global group spanning men's health, medical supplies and care services. With more than 25 years of experience and over 20 acquisitions to his name, he is passionate about innovation, leadership and improving health outcomes on a global scale.

Vin Murria OBE is a serial technology entrepreneur and investor who has built and grown a number of successful businesses. In 2008, she founded Advanced Computer Software, which was sold in 2014 for $1 billion. She currently serves as Executive Chair of ADVT plc and Non-Executive Director at Bunzl plc. Vin is also a passionate advocate for women in business and education through the PS Foundation, the charity she founded in 2014.

Lord David Prior is the former Chair of NHS England and former Minister for Health. With decades of leadership experience spanning healthcare, public policy and business, he now advises organisations on global healthcare and life sciences strategy.

Julia Elliott Brown is a Strategic Advisor and Board Chair, championing female founders and gender equity in investment. With more than 25 years' experience supporting high-growth ventures, she works with founders and boards to unlock sustainable growth and build strong, purpose-led businesses. Julia is passionate about creating a more inclusive investment ecosystem where women can thrive.

Desigan Chinniah is a creative technologist, investor and advisor with two decades of experience across organisations including Mozilla, PayPal, eBay and the BBC. As a Venture Partner at Madica, Mozilla Ventures and Ventures Platform, he supports diverse and underrepresented founders while advising organisations shaping the future of privacy, open technology and innovation.

John McCormack is an accomplished business and sales leader with board-level experience and a proven track record in driving strategic growth and transformation. As Chief Revenue Officer at Optum UK, he brings expertise across health technology, data and innovation, while also serving as a Non-Executive Director, advisor and investor to organisations shaping the future of healthcare.

Alexandra Eavis is Chief Product & Technology Officer at Genomics, leading the UK's most advanced genomic intelligence platform. A serial healthtech entrepreneur and former product leader at EMIS Group, she also serves as Vice Chair of TechUK's Health and Social Care Council and sits on the Upliift Healthcare Advisory Board, helping shape the future of digital health innovation.

Sneh is a globally experienced healthcare leader, surgeon, and entrepreneur who has led high-growth teams across multiple continents. Currently leading NEOM’s next-generation healthcare ecosystem and serving as Venture Partner at Archimed Health, he’s passionate about transforming health systems through innovation and impact at scale.

Professor Vincent Sai leads the UK's largest NHS GP super-partnership, providing primary care and community services to more than 12 million people. A Fellow Chartered Accountant and Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners, he champions innovation in digital transformation and integrated healthcare. He also leads Pathfinder Healthcare Developments CIC and is Executive Dean of Pathfinder Academy and Honorary Professor of Practice at UCL's Global Business School for Health.

Heather Cook is a leading voice in digital health innovation, with more than 25 years of experience driving large-scale transformation across health and social care. She serves on NHS England's Commercial Advisory Board and TechUK's Board of Directors, advising organisations on scaling digital health solutions and shaping the future of patient access to technology.

Elin Haf Davies is Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Aparito, a wholly owned subsidiary of Eli Lilly and Company, where she has helped transform digital clinical trials for life-limiting diseases. A former Children's Nurse turned entrepreneur, she combines clinical, academic and regulatory expertise with a longstanding passion for patient-centred innovation and improving healthcare through technology.

Raphaël Dénoux is Director of TV Partnerships at Samsung Europe and a technology and innovation leader passionate about building ecosystems that drive transformation across industries. With more than 15 years' experience in global partnerships, he also mentors startups and actively champions LGBTQ+ inclusion and social mobility within the technology community.

Seema Bennett is Global VP of Corporate Sales at AllBright everywoman, a global organisation advancing women in business. With more than a decade in learning and development and 30 years in leadership roles, she helps organisations deliver impactful gender diversity strategies and build inclusive workplaces. She also serves as a mentor, Trustee of the Dove Foundation for Global Change, Chair of the SPC, and Advisory Board Member at the Diversity Economics Institute.

Kate Thompson is an exited entrepreneur, Non-Executive Director and behavioural scientist (MSc, GAABS) working to close the mental wellbeing gap and tackle gender inequality. She advises organisations including The King's Trust, City of London Corporation, Everywoman, London School of Economics, Deep Science Ventures and Tech She Can, and serves as a UN Women UK Delegate and Visiting Lecturer at King's College London.

Gayle Bowen is Managing Director at Lexham Partners, a corporate finance and private equity specialist with more than 25 years' experience, including a decade in venture capital. She has advised businesses on MBOs, fundraising, M&A and disposals, and held senior roles including Interim CFO at Ito World and Finance Director and Investment Director at Wealth Club. She is also a Trustee at Alacrity Global, part of Sir Terry Matthews' incubator and family office.

Baz Moffat is a former Team GB rower turned women's health pioneer, and CEO and Co-Founder of The Well HQ, a consultancy transforming how female health is understood and supported in sport and beyond. With more than 20 years' experience across health, fitness and high-performance environments, she is a leading voice in the women's health movement, advocating to close the gender health gap and drive meaningful change for women in sport and beyond.