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Professor Richard Sullivan
Professor of Cancer and Global Health, King’s College LondonProfessor Sullivan is Professor of Cancer and Global Health, King’s College London, Director of the King’s Institute of Cancer Policy, and co-Director of the Conflict and Health Research Group. His global cancer research covers many areas, and he also leads major programmes on conflict and health, global health security and intelligence, and a wide range of clinical areas. He is Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Cancer Policy and national cancer advisor to a number of governments. He has worked for many years on biosecurity and biological counter-proliferation issues in both civilian and security sectors. Professor Sullivan is an NCD advisor to the World Health Organisation, a member of the National Cancer Grid of India, and civil-military advisor to Save the Children, amongst many other positions.
Sandra Kerr CBE
Race Equality Director, Business in the CommunitySandra works with business leaders and government policymakers to influence action on race in the UK. She previously worked for DWP and the Cabinet Office. From 2012-16, Sandra chaired the DWP Ethnic Minority Employment Stakeholder Group, advising on employment barriers facing individuals from ethnically diverse backgrounds. Over 24,000 responses to surveys between 2015-21 led to the Race at Work Charter which has more than 900 employer signatories. Sandra sits on the Royal Society Diversity Committee, the Office of National Statistics (ONS) Strategic Advisory Board and the Cabinet Office Race Board. She is a big advocate of mentorship, sponsorship and allyship.
Sharon Amesu
Leadership Consultant, Professional SpeakerSharon Amesu is a multi-award-winning professional speaker who started her career in law, and was a criminal barrister for 16 years. She now runs a consultancy that supports organisations with leadership development and diversity & inclusion initiatives. Sharon is invited to speak to global audiences on Women in Leadership and Inclusive Leadership. She is a Founding Fellow of the Society of Leadership Fellows, St George’s House, Windsor Castle, an Honorary Industry Fellow of the University of Salford Business School and former Branch Chair for the Institute of Directors. Sharon has recently joined the Northwest Business Leadership Team and is a board member of the Hallé Orchestra. She recently completed Advanced Studies in Executive Coaching with the University of Cambridge.
