Kathryn McColl is director of research, consultancy and insight at education consultancy EVERFI EdComs. EVERFI EdComs is a consultancy firm that drives social impact through education through its work with some of the world’s most well-known businesses and brands.
Alec McCullie is partner and chief technology officer at Vendigital. He leads the evolution of its digital platform technology and innovative analytics solutions, ensuring that they support deep, cross sector insights and enable accelerated results for clients. With a great deal of industry experience and 10 years in technology and consulting, Alec’s areas of expertise include analytics, artificial intelligence, IoT and Industry 4.0. Alec is a Chartered Engineer and holds an MBA from SDA Bocconi, Milan.
Maggie McGhee is executive director, governance at ACCA. She formerly served as director of ACCA’s Professional Insights, heading a team of technical and policy experts. A chartered accountant with a degree in law, Maggie trained with the UK’s National Audit Office, rising to become director general of audit. With more than 18 years’ experience of auditing central government bodies, she has both UK and international experience of engaging extensively across the audit and accounting profession.
Sophia McNab is campaign manager at ShareAction, the responsible investment charity. She joined ShareAction in May 2014 to develop and run the Empower Programme, ShareAction’s environmental education programme for Londoners. She has a background in climate change campaigning in the UK and at the UN Climate Talks. Sophia holds a First Class MA (Hons) in History from the University of Edinburgh.
Dina Medland is a former staff journalist and regular contributor at the Financial Times. Since September 2013 she has written for Forbes magazine, covering leadership, the boardroom and issues around corporate governance.
Alan Meek is a partner in Morton Fraser LLP's corporate team and specialises in corporate recovery and restructuring. He is a very experienced practitioner and routinely advises insolvency practitioners, lenders and other stakeholders in all aspects of corporate insolvency and distress situations. He advises in connection with SMEs and larger companies and groups.
Alan has been involved in many of the most high profile insolvencies in Scotland over many years.
Marco Meyer is a director at Principia Advisory, a global network of ethicists and practitioners committed to building ethical organisations. Marco specialises in organisational ethics, organisational psychology, and quantitative analytics, with a focus on the financial sector. Marco teaches and researches on topics at the intersection of ethics and economics, with a focus on how concepts from moral philosophy apply to organisations operating in a competitive environment.
Gregory V. Milano is founder and CEO of Fortuna Advisors. He has over three decades of experience including 25 years in value-based management as partner of Stern Stewart & Co., managing director and co-head of the Strategic Finance Group at Credit Suisse, and CEO at Fortuna.
Curtis J Milhaupt is the William F Baxter-Visa International Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and a senior fellow, by courtesy, of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University. His research and teaching interests include comparative corporate governance, the legal systems of East Asia, and Chinese state capitalism. Prior to his Stanford appointment in 2018, Professor Milhaupt held chaired professorships in comparative corporate law and Japanese law at Columbia Law School. Professor Milhaupt has held numerous visiting appointments at universities around the world and is the recipient of two teaching awards. Prior to entering academia, he practised corporate law in New York and Tokyo with a major US law firm.
Dev Modi has held senior roles such as head of inclusive leadership at
YSC Consulting, head of coaching at Grant Thornton and senior
business psychologist at the BBC. He is currently a partner at Equiida,
a leadership advisory business dedicated to inclusion, innovation
and improving performance.
His core areas of expertise are inclusion and diversity, inclusive leadership,
leadership assessment and culture change.
Dev has a Bachelors in Management Science from LSE and a Masters in Organisational Psychology from City University. He is an associate fellow and chartered member of The British Psychological Society.
The late Peter Montagnon was an associate director at the Institute of Business Ethics, a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Board of Norges Bank Investment Management, and a member of the board of Hawkamah Institute, Dubai. Peter was previously senior investment adviser at the Financial Reporting Council, and director of investment affairs at the Association of British Insurers. Peter started his career as a financial journalist, including 20 years at the Financial Times where assignments included Asia editor and head of Lex.
