A Jamaican graphic designer and co-founder/director of Evwreni Productions/Trinity Awards Rehabilitation Arts, an African and Caribbean arts outreach organization, which runs the Indelible Footprint multi-arts programme across schools, prisons, mental health and care services. Alongside his workshop facilitation on issues to do with self and citizenship he continues to feed his interest in food and nutrition, which led to him becoming a regular cook at the Pertwood Campsite and London healthy eating projects.

Educated to degree level in Art and Theatre, Sara Co-founded GLOBAL GENERATiON in 2004 and has been a ‘hands on’ Trustee (unpaid) ever since. Whilst working for Accenture (business consultants) for a number of years, she simultaneously followed a concern for environmental and mental health issues with Greenpeace and Saneline. Sara now works in Course Administration in the Directorate of Training & Postgraduate Education at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust. She feels strongly about opportunities for a positive relationship to life being brought into young people’s lives.

A Business Development and Marketing Executive. Philippa works for quietrevolution, a company that designs, installs and manufactures vertical axis wind turbines. She is responsible for generating new leads and is currently assessing several international markets with the view to expanding the company overseas in 2010. She has previously worked as a PR/marketing executive for Bell Pottinger as well as an editorial assistant in a publishing company in Bristol. Phils taught English to pupils in a small school in Himachal Pradesh, India in a voluntary capacity, helped organise a sponsored walk to raise money to build a school in India.

William brings to GLOBAL GENERATiON a range of skills from his extensive career in multinational companies, and as an international management consultant. He has worked on issues of sustainability with groups from a range of backgrounds, both in the UK and overseas, and is particularly interested in developing new participatory approaches to the evaluation of personal learning and social development programmes. William, also known as Bill is a qualified social psychologist, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Manufacture and Commerce

Celia brings to GLOBAL GENERATiON a wide experience of support for voluntary organisations, having worked with NCVO, GLC and LBC before directing the London Youth Arts Network for 3 years. She is currently dividing her time between being a fundrasising consultant; developing her own craft business using mainly recycled materials see www.trashalamode.co.uk and a host of other arts and environmental interests including being a trustee of the Friends of the Clapton Cinematograph Theatre (FCCT) see www.saveourcinema.org which aims to restore a recently closed nightclub into a thriving social and cultural focus for the Clapton area of Hackney.