Kathi Scott is the Executive Director of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund UK. She helped establish the UK office of NMCF UK in 1996 and has steered its extensive contribution to the work of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund since then. Born and educated in Northern Ireland, Kathi has a background in media, sports management and development. She is also a volunteer and mentor for a number of UK charitable organisations. Along with the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, she is a passionate supporter of the Integrated Education Fund in Northern Ireland and the Miss Dorothy.com Learning Programme. In 2007 Kathi was named as a Kids Taskforce Champion with an award presented at the House of Commons in recognition of her work with children and young people in the United Kingdom. In 2013, Kathi received the "Friend of South Africa" award at the South African Achievers Awards, and an International Ambassador award with Ladies of All Nations 2017

Duduzile Sokhela was born in Gauteng (South Africa). She is a resident of Tshwane (Pretoria), a lecturer in the Department of Social Work at the University of South Africa (UNISA). She wrote a chapter on "Social Work in 42 Objects (and more)", a book curated by Prof Mark Doel. Prior to joining the Department of Social Work, she worked for ICAS Southern Africa as a telephone Counsellor, and also as a Private Social Worker in private practice. During 2007-2009, she worked for Child Welfare Pretoria at a Community based office in Atteridgeville, and later worked for Mental Health Society in Laudium, SANCA and Pretoria Care for Aged from 1997-2007. Duduzile is also involved in community engagement charitable courses in the sphere of Arts, Drama and Poetry as well as Creative Writing. Furthermore, she is passionate about women's empowerment initiatives geared towards empowering women with all skills for lifelong learning. She is currently busy with her PhD Studies.

Dr Louise van Rhyn is a social entrepreneur, who believes the worlds' intractable problems can be solved through cross-sector collaboration and a solid understanding of complex social change. Her approach to change is shaped by more than 30 years of working as an Organisational Change and Leadership Development practitioner. Louise launched Partners for Possibility in 2010, an innovative national building and leadership development process for business and school leaders. The focus of their partnership is to lead positive change in an under-resourced school. So far more than 2,000 leaders across South Africa have benefited from the programme. Leaders report that they learn more about leadership from working with a school in an under-resourced community than attending a course at a business school.

Gary was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Belron in 2000. In his 29-year career at Belron, Gary has helped to transform the company into the worlds leading vehicle glass repair and replacement group serving in several senior positions including Managing Director of Autoglass® the Group's UK business between 1995-1999 and COO of Belron responsible for its European operations. During his tenure as CEO, Belron has grown sales and profits five times and expanded into new products, geographies, lines of business and service delivery models. Prior to Belron, Gary spent nine years at PGSI in South Africa in several executive positions including Managing Director of PG Masterfit. Early in his career Gary qualified a Chartered Accountant at Arthur Andersen. He has an MBA from the London Business School and is a graduate of the University of Cape Town. Gary is a trustee of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Trust.