Dr Amy Roy
Amy qualified from St Bartholomew’s Hospital in 1995. She became a Consultant Clinical Oncologist at University Hospitals Plymouth in 2008. She currently holds the role of ACMO for Cancer in the Trust and is a Clinical Director of the Peninsular Cancer Alliance.
Dr Lucy Oblensky
Dr Lucy Obolensky is a clinician, educator, and global health specialist with extensive experience in emergency medicine, general practice, expedition medicine, and international healthcare development. She is an Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Plymouth for the Global Health Master's programme. She is founder of Endeavour Medical, Senior Medical Advisor to the British Exploring Society, and has supported Sir David Attenborough's landmark productions, including Planet Earth, Blue Planet II, and Our Planet.
Professor Martin Griffiths CBE
Professor Martin P. Griffiths CBE is a trauma and vascular surgeon at The Royal London Hospital, and Barts Health NHS Trust. An expert in major trauma care, he has dedicated much of his career to treating victims of serious violence. He developed the UK's first hospital-based violence reduction service, supporting young people affected by knife and gun crime and helping break cycles of reoffending and harm. He is the Clinical Director for Violence Reduction in London and is a respected educator, leader, and advocate for equality, diversity, and community engagement. Awarded a CBE for services to healthcare and violence reduction, he continues to combine world-class surgical care with a commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable communities across London and the UK.
Dr Alex Rowe
Dr Alex Rowe is a GP, expedition medic, and leader in remote and extreme medicine, He serves as a doctor with the UK International Search and Rescue Medical Team, deploying to humanitarian disasters worldwide, and is Medical Director within UnitedHealthcare Global.
He was also a long-serving RNLI lifeboat navigator and helmsman and was awarded a Pride of Britain Emergency Services Award, for his role in the rescue sailors from the cargo vessel Ice Prince during severe storm conditions in the English Channel. He is also a co-founder of the University of Exeter's Extreme Medicine Master's programme and has taught expedition medicine internationally.
Kirsty Bashforth
Kirsty Bashforth is a business leader and international expert in organisational culture, change management, and leadership. She is Founder and CEO of QuayFive Ltd, advising boards on culture transformation, behavioural change, and organisational performance. She also serves on the boards of major international companies, including Serco and PZ Cussons. Kirsty spent 24 years with BP, holding senior commercial and leadership roles. She lead the company's culture transformation following the Deepwater Horizon disaster. She is the author of Culture Shift: A Practical Guide to Managing Organizational Culture and is widely sought after as a speaker and adviser on leadership, governance, and organisational effectiveness