Jesse is a Human Rights Activist, an IT specialist passionate about Internet Governance and Digital Human Rights. He is a member of The Internet Society Uganda Chapter and The ICT Authority of Uganda and has become a more influential personality in promoting youth inclusion in Internet Governance through advocacy for the rights to Internet Freedom and digital inclusion focused on building a positive narrative for youth participation in Internet Governance & Human Rights in a move aimed to motivate young people to advocate for social justice and good governance in Uganda an aspiration to building global technology leaders with exceptional skills that will benefit communities in finding solutions to problems using technology committed to unlocking their full potential and improving the livelihoods of people.

I am based in Queensland, Australia, and have an interesting portfolio of skills, experience and qualifications in content creation, and science research. 

Susan is a search engine consultant and was the first person to crack the Google PageRank algorithm. She is also a Queen's Leaders Mentor for the Commonwealth at Cambridge University. Also the CEO of The Peoples Hub built to help people help people, and to love the planet.

I am a tech start-up founder and experienced strategic marcomms professional with over 15 years experience working for some of the world’s leading scientific and technology organisations. In my spare time, I create games to ignite the imagination of the scientists, engineers and inventors of tomorrow (ages 4-12) www.theremarkablz.com

Founder of Ada Lovelace Day, an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths. Each year, ALD hosts flagship science cabaret event in London, whilst around the world independent groups put on their own events.

Reda Sadki is a chief executive with lifelong experience in forging multi-disciplinary teams to invent and execute new ways to lead change. He is the founder and president of the Geneva Learning Foundation, a Swiss non-profit research-and-development organization and think tank. In the past, Reda has worked for the United Nations, primarily for the World Health Organization, and at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the world’s largest humanitarian network, responsible first for the design and production of IFRC’s publications and then for its learning systems.

Dr Niamh Shaw is an Irish engineer, scientist and performer. She is passionate about igniting peoples curiosity and particularly interested in doing this by combining creativity with science topics. She presents the human story of science, creating theatre shows, public events and contributions to media with this focus. She has set herself a life’s mission to get to space, as artist and explorer. She hopes that by sharing the human story behind such a venture, it will help us better understand our place in the story of space, and the beauty of our planet Earth. Recently voted one of Ireland’s leading science communicators and STEAM specialists (merging science, technology, engineering, arts and maths), her contribution to science and its application to Irish life was acknowledged by Uachtaráin na hÉireann, President Michael D. Higgins at his annual St Patricks Day reception in 2017 in Áras an Uachtaráin. She is artist in residence at CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory, Humanities co-chair at 2018 Space Studies Programme, and the Dublin point of contact for Ireland’s national Space week. Niamh provides specialised communication workshops for researchers and academics. She collaborates with research and science institutions, arts & media centres, private corporations and NGO’s to attract new audiences of all ages to science and space. Niamh recently appeared on RTE’s new chat show The Tommy Tiernan Show to speak about her passion for space as scientist and artist. She contributes to BBC’s monthly Sky at Night astronomy magazine and writes a multimedia column aimed at adults to encourage new ways to engage with STEM, for the online journal Headstuff . Niamh believes that we can be many things at the same time. She is curious, always and embraces failure every day. She wants you to experience science- with feeling.

Previously founder of Digital Science and director of nature.com. Into science, technology, education, data and all things Japanese.

A technical and operational leader and hands-on COO with 21 years' experience implementing web technologies. I lead all operational activities at Zapnito. Get in touch with me to learn more about how we operate or to share your feedback at any time.