Editors & Contributors

Zoe Bucknell

Zoe Bucknell is CEO and co-founder of global SaaS provider Kuberno, the global legal entity management SaaS provider for corporate secretariat, legal teams, and governance professionals. A self-confessed 'governance geek', Zoe is fascinated by how good governance operates, and in the interlinking of systems and processes. She is an experienced and hands-on general counsel, company secretary and chief compliance officer, with broad financial services legal, governance and compliance knowledge.

Andrew Burnyeat

Andrew Burnyeat has almost 30 years of experience in journalism. He has specialised in food and drink, hospitality and B2B journalism for most of that time and has conducted dozens of interviews with experts and commentators about current industry issues from “Brexit” to cybercrime, sustainability and technology. He is the Europe, Middle East and Africa editor for International News Services.

Jessica Burton

Jessica Burton is a paralegal in the Stevens & Bolton commercial and technology team. Prior to joining Stevens & Bolton in 2021, Jessica was part of an in-house legal team, with a particular focus on software consultancy agreements. She is due to commence her training contract with Stevens & Bolton in 2022, following her completion of the LPC at The University of Law, Guildford. Jessica read English Law with Australian Law at King’s College London, with a year spent studying in Melbourne.

Richard Busellato

Richard Busellato is the co-founder of Rethinking Choices, with Dr David Ko. They are experienced hedge fund managers with three decades of investment experience working with pensions and savings institutions. They left the industry to focus now on the ways in which we are all pushing the world beyond its limits, and point out that 'climate change will bankrupt us before it drowns us'. Our economy is not designed for a world with finite limits; an economic model for this needs to be centred on ethics and purpose.

Tim Bush

Tim Bush is head of governance and financial analysis at corporate governance consultancy PIRC

Sabrina Bushe

Sabrina Bushe is professional services practice lead at Principia Advisory, a global network of ethicists and practitioners committed to building ethical organisations. Sabrina leads engagements on the assessment, measurement and transformation of organisational culture. Sabrina was previously director of advisory at Business in the Community—the UK's largest responsible business network—where she led the advisory services division. Sabrina has advised senior leaders across Fortune 500 companies and global partnership firms on culture and organisational ethics.  

Olly Buston

Olly Buston is the CEO and founder of the think tank and consultancy Future Advocacy (www.futureadvocacy.org). Future Advocacy recently published the report "An Intelligent Future?" which focuses on maximising the opportunities and minimising the risks of artificial intelligence. Previously, Olly was a key architect of the Make Poverty History Campaign and Europe director of ‘ONE’ for 7 years. Olly has also worked as director of the Walk Free anti-slavery movement, and as Senior Advocacy Officer for Oxfam International in Washington, DC. Follow Olly on Twitter @ollybuston.

Joseph Byrne

Professor Joseph Byrne has been a professor of economics at Heriot-Watt University since 2013. His research areas include international finance, financial economics and applied econometrics. He has academic journal publications in Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of International Money and Finance, Journal of Banking and Finance and Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics. Joseph has also co-authored a book, "Financial Structure" (CUP).

Kris Byron

Kris Byron is associate professor at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business. She has published in leading management and psychology journals, including the Journal of Applied Psychology, the Academy of Management Review, Psychological Bulletin, and the Journal of Management. Her current research interests include creativity, emotion, stress, and diversity. Kris currently serves as associate editor of the Academy of Management Review, the field’s top-ranked academic publication. Her research has been featured in BusinessWeek, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and many other newspapers and magazines in the United States and abroad.

Richard Calland

Professor Richard Calland is a fellow of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and has 30 years of experience in law, politics and sustainability. As a member of the London Bar, he practised law for seven years before going to South Africa in 1994, where he is now based at the University of Cape Town as an associate professor in public law. He leads CISL’s work on the future of boards.

Geoff Campbell

Geoff Campbell has a significant track record helping senior executives to achieve their business and professional development goals, including working intimately on many successful CEO transitions. He has eight years' experience mentoring senior executives in large organisations, and is the managing principal of The Adelante Group. He has worked with clients in financial services, IT and industrial sectors; in ASX, NYSE, FTSE and private companies; and with CEOs holding responsibility across Australia and Asia. Geoff also has a successful track record as a CEO in Australia and then internationally. He led all the international business for a NYSE-listed global equipment company, JLG, which was recognised by Forbes as one of America’s best big companies.

Robin Canniford

Robin Canniford began work with the UK's National Health Service before turning his attention to consumer–cultural research. He now devotes his time to assembling ethnographic portraits of nature, subjectivity and community, with a particular emphasis on the role of economies and marketplaces.