Oliver Vaulkhard is a director at Vaulkhard Group, a leisure firm with a portfolio of hospitality venues. The Vaulkhard Group was formed in 2015 when four businesses run by different members of the Vaulkhard family were merged under the family name.

Elizabeth Coe is the chief executive of the NACCC, the National Association of Child Contact Centres. Coe has been the chief executive of the NACCC since 2012.

Alexa Hillier is a lecturer and therapist who owns Burghley Hair-Beauty-Academy in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. An NVQ level 2 & 3 qualified therapist, Hillier first joined Burghley Hair-Beauty-Academy as a beauty therapist in 2002.

Isabel Hilton is a writer, broadcaster and editor and is currently CEO of China Dialogue, a not-for-profit organisation focused on climate change and the environment with particular emphasis on China.

Claire Horton is the chief executive of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, one of the world’s most famous animal rescue facilities and a UK national institution known and adored by millions.

Derek Timms is a director at DT Seals, a leading distributor of quality sealing products at bearings based in Birmingham, West Midlands.

Julian Roberts is a director at Sheldon’s Bar, a small cocktail bar based in Colwyn Bay, North Wales.

Brian Carr is the chief executive of Birmingham Voluntary Service Council.

Ailie Fan is the managing director at Study Links International, a company which acts as an educational guardian to international students studying in the UK.

Aubrey Robinson is a musician, educator and director/founder of Harmony Music School UK, a private music school in Sheffield, South Yorkshire which operates two braches.