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Deep Rajah Dhir was born on 2^nd December 1969. His career path has not been an easy, born into a medical family in Delhi he moved to UK at 1 year old. As an undergraduate he read Politics and Law at SOAS University then a Masters in Legal and Political Theory at University College London.

Witold Sobków is the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Poland to the Court of St James’s.

Vin Murria spent seven years as founder and Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Computer Software Plc, a $1.25bn market cap consolidator in the healthcare and business solutions sector which was acquired by Vista Private Equity in 2015, and five years as CEO of Computer Software Group plc, which following a take private and merger was acquired by Hellman Friedman for $800m.  Prior to this Vin spent 15 years at Kewill Systems three of which as CEO and exited in March 2000 at a valuation of $1.8Bn.

Gavin Patterson was appointed Chief Executive BT Group in September 2013. He is leading the fastest rollout of superfast broadband in the world with aims to reach 95% of the UK by 2017, as well as the proposed acquisition of EE which will create the UK’s leading converged communications provider.

Stuart McDonald MP was born in 1978, growing up in the constituency he now represents, before heading to Edinburgh University to study law.  He worked as a solicitor for eight years, with over half of that as an immigration lawyer at the Immigration Advisory Service.  

His Excellency Nabil Ammar, Ambassador of Tunisia to the UK was born in Tunis on 7 September 1965. He is married and has two daughters.

Tom Palakudiyil is the Interim Director for Operational Programmes at WaterAid UK which promotes global access to water, sanitation and hygiene. Prior to that, he was currently the Head of South Asia Region at WaterAid. In that role he led and coordinated WaterAid’s work in Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan. 

The Rt Hon Theresa May was born in Eastbourne, to Hubert Brasier, an Anglican vicar and Zaidee. She grew up in Oxfordshire and went on to study geography at St Hugh’s, Oxford, before going on to work for the Bank of England.  Her political career began in 1986 when she was elected to Merton council. She became an MP in 1997 and is now the longest-serving Conservative home secretary since Henry Matthews in 1892. At the Home Office, she has implemented a programme of radical police reform and is leading the Government’s work to secure the borders, reduce immigration and protect the UK from terrorism.  She has introduced a landmark Modern Slavery Act and established the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. The first female chairman of the Conservative Party, she also co-founded Women2Win, the campaigning group which works to increase female representation in Parliament. Mrs May lives in the constituency with her husband, Philip, and is an active local campaigner.

Zohra Driss is currently the Member of Tunisian Parliament for Sousse. She is also in the Executive office of Nidaa Tounes the political party currently in power. She has been Vice Mayor of Sousse from 1990 to 2010.Zohra received a Bachelor in Agronomic Engineering in Tunis in 1982. The following year, she started to work in the hotel industry in Tunisia. She is now the Group Chief Executive of 3 hotels in Sousse. She has been the Vice President of the UTICA (Tunisian Organization of employers) from 1995 to 2010 and the Treasurer of the Women's Organisation of Tunisia in the 1990s.

Zohra Driss is currently the Member of Tunisian Parliament for Sousse. She is also in the Executive office of Nidaa Tounes the political party currently in power. She has been Vice Mayor of Sousse from 1990 to 2010.