Your Speakers for the Week...

George is co-founder of on:song, running choirs and singing workshops with forward-thinking organisations worldwide. Workplace singing measurably reduces stress, builds resilience, increases productivity and develops meaningful social connections, and we have developed innovative software solutions to quantifiably measure and report on the value of our work, and the work of countless other wellbeing professionals. 

As a musician and social entrepreneur, George is on a mission to transform the world of work through music, and to promote people focused change within organisations. Ten years experience as a curator and producer saw George running a wide range of projects and events, from the reimagining ancient church spaces as concert venues, documenting Gypsy Traveller folk song, and promoting low carbon futures through the arts.  www.onsong.co.uk

Graeme i is a futurist and scenario planner specialising in the future of work. He helps companies around the world understand the forces that are shaping our lives, whether it’s the current Covid-disruption or the disruptive trends that will define the rest of the 2020s. Graeme is an author of six best-selling books and lectures at a number of top business schools.

As one of the founders of the strategy consulting firm TomorrowToday, he works with a global research team to ensure his insights are constantly updated and relevant to each of his clients.
He now works with clients around the world from his fully equipped home video studio in Johannesburg.

Jacqui is a highly experienced HCPC Registered Psychologist, and Head of Mental Health and Wellbeing Services for Transport for London.  She holds Associate Fellowship and Chartership with the British Psychological Society. At TfL she provides strategic direction and leadership to Occupational Health mental health and wellbeing services.

Prior to joining TfL, Jacqui was Clinical Lead of Staff Psychological Services at University College London Hospitals and has many years clinical experience of mental health at work in private healthcare and public sector organisations.

With a background in human resources, management training, and careers work, she brings a unique set of skills to create integrated delivery approaches to mental health and wellbeing at organisational, team and individual levels.

In 1987 John co-founded The New Covent Garden Soup Co Ltd which pioneered and grew the fresh soup category in the UK. John then co-founded Glencoe Foods Inc., to bring the fresh soup concept to the US. In 2005, John co-founded Little Dish, which supplies healthy, natural and convenient meals and snacks to children over one year old.

John now actively manages an investor/Non-Executive Director portfolio contributing value-added business growth advice, guidance and mentoring to business owners. John is a business thought leader and delivers keynotes on a range of entrepreneurial, management & motivational leadership topics.

In January 2018, Keith Fraser was appointed as a member of the Youth Justice Board and appointed by the Lord Chancellor as Chair of the Board in April 2020.

Keith was made a Commissioner for the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities on 16 July 2020. Prior to this, he was a police officer for 32 years and a senior officer for 14 years.

He is passionate about children and young people and supports others to get the best out of themselves.