Connect and share with like-minded entrepreneur and business leaders so you can be a part of the work God is doing in impacting culture. The Wonderful Summit is a time for us to grow together as a business community.

A day of insight and business coaching from some of the worlds leading business experts. Hear from leading practitioners offering incredibly valuable business and leadership development advice.

You’ll hear from real practitioners giving applyable principles to help you grow in your business and your leadership. Expect to come away with the start of your growth strategy or boost your business culture.

As well as dedicated time for networking, the buzz in the room encourages people to connect. Attending the Wonderful Summit means being in one of the best rooms of entrepreneurs and investors in the UK. Come and meet your next co-founder, mentor and investor.

Dan Maudhub is a visionary entrepreneur, brand strategist, and the driving force behind the Wonderful Summit—a premier gathering for faith-driven entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators.

As the founder and host of this event, Dan brings together some of the brightest minds to explore the intersection of business, purpose, and impact.

With a background in strategic marketing, brand innovation, and business development, Dan has led multiple ventures, including WonderHub, a groundbreaking business space that fused co-working, tech support, and brand strategy to accelerate business growth. His experience spans board leadership, consultancy, and brand building across multiple industries.

Dan’s passion lies in helping leaders unlock their full potential—whether through scaling businesses, pioneering new ventures, or creating a lasting legacy. As an engaging and dynamic speaker, he will guide this event with energy, insight, and a deep commitment to helping you navigate the next stage of your business journey.

At the Summit, Dan will open the day by setting the tone for this year’s theme—Building The Future Together. Drawing on his experience at the intersection of business, purpose, and innovation, he’ll invite us to explore how bold leadership, redemptive creativity, and shared vision can shape a future worth building. Expect real-world wisdom, catalytic questions, and a powerful call to action as Dan helps us frame the day—and the future—with faith, clarity, and courage.

Jonathan Dunn is a seasoned dealmaker, visionary leader, and the CEO of Initium Corporate Finance—an employee-owned firm committed to creating lasting impact beyond the deal.

With decades of experience in mergers, acquisitions, and corporate finance, Jonathan has led countless entrepreneurs through some of the most pivotal transitions of their business journeys. His approach is grounded in the belief that deal-making is an art, not a science—deeply relational, highly strategic, and always tailored to the individual.

At Initium, Jonathan leads a dynamic and purpose-driven team that shares a bold vision: to walk with founders not only through the transaction itself but into the next chapter of their lives. Whether that means pursuing new ventures, passions, or personal growth, Jonathan’s passion is helping leaders unlock their potential in ways they never thought possible.

At the Wonderful Summit, Jonathan brings insight from the front lines of high-stakes business, paired with a deeply human approach to leadership and legacy. Expect honest reflections, practical wisdom, and a compelling vision for how we can all pursue impact beyond the deal.

Liz Jackson MBE is a dynamic entrepreneur, inspirational leader, and Sales & Marketing Director at Initium Corporate Finance, where she plays a pivotal role in guiding business owners through growth, succession, and life beyond the deal.

A passionate advocate for entrepreneurs, Liz is the driving force behind Initium’s Fellows community of former clients and the Diamonds network for women in leadership. Her work centres on building authentic, long-term relationships with founders—supporting them not only through scaling and exit strategies but also in navigating the transition to their next chapter with clarity and confidence.

Having founded and led her own award-winning business for 17 years—starting the very same year she lost her eyesight—Liz brings rare insight, resilience, and empathy to her role. Her extraordinary contribution to business was recognised in 2007 when she was awarded an MBE by Her Majesty the Queen.

At the Wonderful Summit, Liz will share from her deep well of lived experience, championing the entrepreneurial spirit with honesty, warmth, and wisdom. She will also join a panel discussion exploring the key building blocks of growing a redemptive business—offering practical insight and thoughtful perspective. In addition, Initium will host the Scale-Up stream, delivering two focused 30-minute workshops designed for businesses navigating the challenges and opportunities of growth.

Chairman of SpringHill Management, a private fund management company specialising in biotech and social venture capital investments. He has been a pioneer of social impact investing for over 25 years and is a partner of several social impact funds including Inqo Investments (South Africa), Novastar Ventures (Kenya) and Garden Impact Investment (Singapore). 

He was an advisor to Johnson & Johnson Impact Ventures. He is the co-founder of the Transformational Business Network and a trustee of the John Templeton Foundation, Templeton Religion Trust and the Centre for Enterprise, Markets & Ethics (Oxford). He was the founder chairman of NCI Cancer Hospital (Malaysia) and the inventor of the sheep monoclonal antibodies licensed to major diagnostic companies. 

He developed the first rapid tests for Salmonella in chickens and for the atrazine pesticide in drinking water. He is a Pro-Chancellor of Surrey University (UK) and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (UK). He was the former Chairman of the Surrey & Hants Innovation Growth Team, former board member of the APEC Life Science Innovation Forum and the Saracens Rugby Club. 

He has a PhD in Biochemistry and 3 post-doctoral fellowships from the Medical Research Council (UK). He was conferred a ‘Dato’ by the Governor of Penang (2007) and was the recipient of the Guildford Roll of Honour (2014) and the Beacon Award for Impact Investment (2017).

James “JP” Poulter is a leading voice in AI innovation, ethical technology, and digital engagement—combining deep technical expertise with a passion for aligning tech with human flourishing.

Currently Head of AI & Innovation at House 337 (Next 15 Group), JP shapes next-generation experiences across generative search, conversational AI, and multimodal design for global brands like Verizon, Dyson, and Universal Music Group. He previously co-founded and served as CEO of Vixen Labs, one of the world’s foremost Conversational AI agencies, delivering voice-first solutions for Amazon, Sony Music, Diageo, and HBO before its successful acquisition in 2023.

Alongside his agency leadership, JP runs Poulter Ventures, advising startups and corporates on responsible AI strategy, and serves as a Board Trustee for Christian Aid UK—championing the ethical application of technology for humanitarian good. He’s also authoring his debut book Double Edged (IVP, 2026), exploring the dual impact of AI on business, society, and faith.

At the Wonderful Summit, JP brings a bold yet grounded perspective on how emerging technologies can serve both purpose and progress. Expect a dynamic session full of insight, challenge, and hope—as he equips leaders to navigate the promise and peril of AI in a rapidly changing world.

Sarah Louise Martin – Regional Director, Faith Driven Entrepreneur | Champion of Purpose-Driven Business

Sarah Louise Martin is a visionary leader in faith-driven entrepreneurship and impact investment, dedicated to helping businesses thrive with purpose. As the Regional Director for Faith Driven Entrepreneur (Europe, Middle East & North Africa), she plays a key role in equipping, inspiring, and connecting faith-led entrepreneurs—a mission that aligns closely with the Wonderful Summit, where Faith Driven Entrepreneur is a key partner. 

As Co-Founder of Impact Central, Sarah has built one of the UK’s most influential accelerator programs for mission-driven startups, helping entrepreneurs turn ideas into ventures that positively impact society and the environment. With a background spanning corporate leadership (Vanguard, Experian, RBS), startup strategy, and social enterprise, she brings a unique blend of experience, innovation, and investment insight to every stage of business growth.

At the Wonderful Summit, Sarah will be one of the event hosts, helping shape the flow of the day as she facilitates panel discussions and leads Startup WonderLabs focused on under-25s. With a heart for emerging leaders and a gift for guiding meaningful conversations, she’ll help spotlight fresh perspectives on faith, innovation, and the future of entrepreneurship.

Jonathan Prosser is a social innovation leader, strategist, and educator dedicated to addressing poverty through creative, scalable solutions.

As Director of Innovation Lab at Compassion UK, Jonathan spearheads new approaches to child poverty alleviation—blending entrepreneurship, strategy, and impact design. He also leads PaxHax.org, an initiative equipping young people in peace innovation, and brings a rare mix of academic depth and practical insight to every sphere he touches.

With a background spanning global consulting, executive leadership, and founder roles, Jonathan has worked across sectors to deliver growth and impact—from Fortune 10 companies to international development ventures. He has advised policy committees on entrepreneurship and diplomacy and taught social innovation and strategy at postgraduate level with institutions including Cambridge, LSE, and the University of Sydney.

An elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, the Royal Anthropological Institute, the Association for Coaching, and the Kirby Laing Centre for Public Theology, Jonathan is deeply committed to shaping leaders and solutions that serve the common good.

At the Wonderful Summit, Jonathan brings a rich and multi-dimensional perspective on innovation that is intellectually rigorous, spiritually grounded, and socially transformative. He will contribute to the panel discussion on “What Could Building the Future Look Like?”, offering a vital impact-sector voice alongside an entrepreneur and an investor. Drawing on his work at Compassion and PaxHax.org, Jonathan will share how they are engaging with entrepreneurs, innovating on child poverty interventions, and exploring new models of collaboration that create real-world impact for the most vulnerable. Expect thought-provoking insights and practical wisdom on how innovation can truly serve those most in need.

Rev Lyn Weston is a visionary leader and seasoned strategist with a unique blend of marketplace expertise and missional drive. As Chief Partnerships Officer at Compassion UK & Ireland, she leads a dynamic team committed to releasing children from poverty in Jesus’ name—mobilising churches, philanthropists, advocates, and event leaders to build long-term, transformative relationships that fuel Compassion’s mission.

With a gift for galvanising people and casting bold vision, Lyn is spearheading efforts toward Compassion’s ambitious goal to double the number of children served in effective programming by 2030. Her leadership is deeply rooted in a Biblical mandate for justice, powered by prayer, and animated by a conviction that true partnership unlocks the outpouring of time, talent and treasure.

Prior to Compassion, Lyn served as Chief Mission Officer at Christians Against Poverty (CAP), where she inspired the UK Church to actively support individuals in debt and poverty while equipping believers in evangelism and discipleship. Her passion for church transformation also shaped her work at LICC (London Institute for Contemporary Christianity), where she led Anglican partnerships across the Communion, and at the Diocese of Chester, where she drove diocesan-wide strategy for evangelism, discipleship and youth engagement.

Before her vocational transition into full-time ministry, Lyn led a successful business career spanning over two decades in global banking. As Senior Vice President of Strategic Change, she managed high-stakes transformations—mergers, sales & acquisitions, E-2-E organisational & cultural change, and regulatory programmes—delivering impact at the highest levels.

Ordained in 2017, Lyn continues to serve her local church in the North West of England, drawing from both her theological training with Durham University and her corporate experience. Whether in the boardroom or pulpit, her passion remains the same: to see lives transformed and the Church mobilised for redemptive impact.

At the Wonderful Summit, Lyn will deliver a mini keynote as part of the Moments of Wonder segment, sharing compelling insights on “Innovations with Compassion.” In this session, she will cast a powerful vision for how Compassion is embracing innovative approaches to release even more children from poverty, and how partnerships are fuelling this bold ambition. Her update is designed to inform and excite, offering a glimpse into the future of Compassion’s work—and she’ll close with a heartfelt invitation to the community to play their part in this transformative journey..

Ines Uwiteto is a trusted Wealth Manager and relationship-builder who works with high-net-worth individuals, trusts, and charitable clients to steward wealth with wisdom, clarity, and purpose.

Currently serving at Tribe Impact Capital, Ines brings a deeply relational and values-driven approach to wealth management—helping clients align their financial strategies with long-term impact and personal conviction. Her career spans leading institutions, including Seven Investment Management (7IM), where she served as a Client Director, and HSBC Asset Management, where she was a Senior Discretionary Investment Specialist.

With a strong track record of advising entrepreneurs, retirees, and philanthropists, Ines brings both technical excellence and human insight to every client relationship. She is passionate about financial stewardship that goes beyond numbers—investing in ways that reflect integrity, generosity, and intentionality.

At the Wonderful Summit, Ines will offer a unique perspective on wealth, legacy, and purpose—inviting attendees to think more deeply about how financial resources can be deployed for lasting good. Expect thoughtful insights and practical wisdom from someone who walks closely with those shaping the future through intentional investment.

April Joy Serrant is a seasoned executive coach, leadership trainer, and a passionate advocate for psychology based people development in the workplace.

As Co-Director of The Workplace Collective, a psychology based training and development company, April specializes in empowering individuals and teams through transformational coaching and bespoke training experiences. Her mission is clear: to unlock potential, foster inclusive cultures, and help businesses thrive by investing in their most valuable asset—people.

April also serves as Head of Manager Development at Temple Spa, a luxury skincare brand, where she leads on training strategy, leadership development, and team performance. With a keen understanding of product knowledge, sales psychology, and customer engagement, she equips leaders to elevate their impact and represent the brand with excellence.

A dynamic and thoughtful speaker, April brings a wealth of real-world experience to the Wonderful Summit—spanning corporate training, leadership growth, and strategic team coaching. Her sessions will challenge, inspire, and equip you to grow as a leader from the inside out.

If you’re ready to lead with clarity, courage, and purpose, don’t miss April’s contribution to this year’s Summit.

Tobi Ruth Adebekun brings over a decade of experience in PR and corporate communications across the tech and entertainment industries. 

Currently serving as Senior EMEA Communications Manager at Netflix, she has led strategic communications for some of the world’s most influential companies, including her previous role at Snapchat. Recognised in PRWeek’s 30 under 30, Tobi Ruth is known not only for her professional excellence, but also her commitment to representation, equity and mentoring in the workplace.

Beyond her corporate roles, she serves as Deputy Chair of the Board at the Barbican Arts Centre, Co-Chair of the Board at People Like Us, a non-profit championing diversity in PR and communications, and as an alumni mentor at the University of Nottingham—investing her insight and influence to elevate the next generation of changemakers.

At the Wonderful Summit, Tobi Ruth will host the ‘What Does Gen Z Want?’ panel discussion—exploring how young leaders are reimagining impact, innovation and cultural influence through the ventures they create. She’ll also lead a dedicated lab for under-25s, inviting open Q&A and mentoring moments to equip the next generation as they navigate calling, career and cultural impact.

Mark Williamson is a leadership mentor, author, and catalyst for Kingdom-minded innovation, serving as founder and CEO of One Rock International—an organisation dedicated to equipping Christian entrepreneurs to start up and scale up church plants, social enterprises, and businesses with purpose.

With a deep passion for developing leaders, Mark has spent years delivering transformative coaching and training to faith-driven pioneers across the globe. His work bridges the worlds of mission and marketplace, empowering individuals to lead with clarity, courage, and Christ-centred vision.

Alongside his role at One Rock, Mark is also the founder of Greatest Leaders, an online platform delivering accessible leadership training shaped by timeless principles and real-world impact. His written works include acclaimed biographies on reformers like William Wilberforce and John Wesley, reflecting his commitment to legacy leadership and cultural renewal.

Mark also chairs the board of Fresh Expressions, a movement reimagining church for a changing world, championing innovation in faith communities across the UK and beyond.

At the Wonderful Summit, Mark will join Gene, Tom, and Brad in presenting Six Principles for Building a Godly Business. He brings a wealth of insight on leadership, purpose, and spiritual resilience. Whether you’re launching a new venture or seeking to deepen your impact, his unique blend of theological depth and entrepreneurial experience will inspire and equip you.

Keith Shelton is the Operator of Chick-fil-A Lulah Hills in Decatur, Georgia, a brand-new Free-Standing Unit that opened in June 2024. Keith has served as a Chick-fil-A Operator since 2005, leading with a deep commitment to team development and operational excellence. For 19 years, he faithfully led the North Druid Hills Drive-Thru Only location before transitioning with his team to launch the new Lulah Hills restaurant.

Before stepping into restaurant ownership, Keith spent seven years at the Chick-fil-A Support Center—first as a Staff Selection Consultant and later as a Franchisee Consultant—gaining valuable experience in leadership development and franchise operations. He brings a wealth of insight into building high-performance teams and cultivating a culture rooted in service.

Keith is also deeply involved in his local church where he serves as a deacon, leads staff development, and regularly preaches as part of the pastoral team. He holds a degree in Mass Communications from McNeese State University.

Keith is married to Veronica Shelton, and they are proud parents of two adult children and grandparents to three grandchildren. When he’s not leading his team or serving in church, Keith enjoys hunting, fishing, and creative writing.

At the summit, Keith will bring both wisdom and warmth as he shares practical insight from nearly two decades of Chick-fil-A leadership—offering a grounded and inspiring perspective on purpose-driven business and the kind of leadership that leaves a legacy.

Brad Spurlin is a seasoned business leader, team builder, and culture shaper who serves as a Chick-fil-A Owner/Operator with over eight years of experience stewarding one of the brand’s high-performing restaurants.

With a career spanning operations, logistics, and leadership development, Brad brings deep insight into what it takes to build high-performance teams and sustain a culture of excellence. Prior to joining Chick-fil-A, he held key leadership roles as Director of Operations at Essendant in the supply chain sector and General Manager at Cintas, where he led divisions across uniforms, hygiene, and linen services. These roles gave him a robust foundation in managing complex systems and scaling operational impact.

Brad holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Indiana University and has applied his analytical mindset to developing thriving, people-first businesses. His passion for leadership development is matched by his dedication to nurturing talent and fostering a values-driven workplace.

Beyond his professional life, Brad is deeply committed to community service. He currently serves as President of the Board of Directors at Gaines Chamber of Commerce and is on the Board of Directors at Urban Family Ministries, where he helps champion local transformation and support for underserved families.

A family man with a heart for mentorship, Brad finds joy in meaningful relationships, personal growth, and giving back to the communities he’s part of.

At the Wonderful Summit, Brad along with Gene, Tom, and Mark will present Six Principles for Building a Godly Business. With a powerful blend of corporate experience, entrepreneurial leadership, and servant-hearted wisdom, Brad equips leaders to build thriving, values-driven cultures.

Gene Ontjes is a veteran business leader and international speaker who brings over five decades of entrepreneurial excellence to the Wonderful Summit. As a Chick-fil-A Franchise Owner/Operator since 1974, Gene marked his 50th year with the company on August 21, 2024—a remarkable milestone in a career defined by innovation, impact, and enduring leadership.

He currently operates two high-performing restaurants in the Philadelphia area—Chick-fil-A at Springfield Park and Chick-fil-A at Ridley—under GENO Enterprises, LLC, generating annual sales exceeding $20 million. Gene’s performance and contribution to the brand have earned him Chick-fil-A’s Symbol of Success Award and induction into the Champions Club, recognizing exceptional sales growth and profitability.

Beyond the restaurant business, Gene is a sought-after leadership trainer and speaker, having delivered his SERVE Leadership and High Performance Leadership Models to audiences across the globe—including Costa Rica, Jordan, Lebanon, the UAE, Algeria, India, Peru, China, and the United States. In 2017, he addressed the international audience at the 14º Congreso Internacional de Retail at the Seminarium in Lima, Peru.

Gene holds a Master of Science in Counseling and Human Relations from Villanova University and brings a people-centered approach to both business and leadership. Alongside his wife Regina, Gene also owns Black Bike Properties, LLC, a real estate holding company with assets in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At the Wonderful Summit, Gene—alongside Tom, Brad, and Mark will share Six Principles for Building a Godly Business. Drawing from a wellspring of global experience, proven business acumen, and a lifetime of servant leadership, Gene inspires and equips leaders to build with purpose and lead for lasting, redemptive impact.

Rachel Ray is a multi-award-winning entrepreneur, franchise expert, and business strategist dedicated to helping ethical businesses scale, thrive, and make a lasting impact. As the founder of The Chromia Group, she equips ambitious entrepreneurs with the tools, strategies, and network to accelerate their growth through franchising, business coaching, and ethical leadership.

She is best known for founding Bright & Beautiful, a pioneering franchise network that she built from a £200 investment into a £5 million turnover business with over 500 employees, before successfully exiting. Prior to launching her own ventures, Rachel spent 20 years in the corporate world as a business consultant and chartered accountant, developing deep expertise in scaling businesses sustainably and profitably.

Her work has been featured in national media including The Guardian, The Telegraph, Good Housekeeping, BBC, and The Mail YOU magazine. She has been honoured as one of Manchester’s 100 Most Inspiring Women and named Outstanding Entrepreneur at the Northern Power Women Awards.

Rachel recently completed a Masters in Leadership and continues to work closely with entrepreneurs and business leaders to help them build high-performing teams, scale with purpose, and align their ventures with their values and vision.

At the Summit, Rachel will lead a Startup WonderLab, sharing how she went from a £200 idea to a multi-million-pound exit. With practical, hands-on insights drawn from her journey, she’ll equip aspiring founders with real-world tools to start, scale and succeed—no matter how small the beginning. Expect tangible strategies, honest reflections, and space to connect with others on the startup path.

Martin Zuch is the visionary founder behind Mama Buci Honey, a purpose-driven enterprise producing high-quality, ethically sourced honey from rural Zambia. Since 2010, Martin has combined entrepreneurial innovation with a deep commitment to community transformation—building a sustainable business that empowers thousands of local beekeepers while bringing pure, natural honey to the global market.

With a background in founding and growing impact ventures, Martin brings decades of experience in entrepreneurship, business planning and nonprofit leadership. His work is grounded in a passion for social opportunity and environmental sustainability—helping communities thrive through enterprise.

At the Wonderful Summit, Martin will share in the Moments of Wonder session, offering a glimpse into how Mama Buci is building the future through ethical production, grassroots empowerment and enterprise that uplifts entire communities. Expect a story of hope, impact and innovation from the ground up.

Praise Lubangu is a multi-talented artist and creative leader working at the intersection of music, culture, and community. As Director of Night of Parables, she leads a movement that blends music and storytelling to elevate diverse voices and showcase redemptive creativity.

Currently serving in Artist Relations at Wings Music Group, Praise champions the development of emerging talent—working behind the scenes to create platforms and pathways for the next generation of artists to thrive. Her career in A&R is marked by a deep commitment to authenticity, excellence, and advocacy for underrepresented voices in the industry.

Previously, she brought her curatorial instincts to Amen Worldwide, where she served as a Playlist Curator, spotlighting genre-defying music with a message of hope. A recording artist herself, Praise brings a rare perspective—understanding both the heart of the artist and the mechanisms of the industry.

At the summit, Praise will join the Gen Z Panel to share what it’s like navigating the world as a young artist and entrepreneur. Drawing from her experience in music, A&R, and creative leadership, she’ll offer honest insights into the challenges and opportunities facing emerging talent—and how her generation is reshaping culture with purpose, passion, and bold new ideas.

Mark Hutchinson is a seasoned business and tech strategist and CEO of BeechBand Ltd, a pioneering health-tech company transforming lives through wearable innovation.

With a distinguished career spanning leadership roles at KPMG, EY, and the venture builder Tquila, Mark has been at the forefront of technology disruption and business transformation. His expertise lies in steering organizations through the evolving landscape of emerging technologies, ensuring they adapt and thrive.

At BeechBand, Mark co-founded the company alongside Carl Beech and Nick Whiteley, bringing to market a groundbreaking wearable device designed to alleviate symptoms of neurological conditions. Under his leadership, BeechBand has rapidly progressed from concept to reality, with the first 2,000 devices selling out within hours of launch. The company is now poised for global expansion, aiming to bring relief to millions worldwide.

Beyond his corporate focus, Mark is a serial investor in high-social impact tech start-up companies, a trustee of Emmaus Rd Guildford and the EY Foundation, a happy husband and father of 3 grow(ing) up children, and a recording artist in his spare time (as ‘Muntjac’).

Carl Beech is a visionary innovator, advocate, campaigner and entrepreneur whose personal journey with Parkinson’s disease led to the creation of the BeechBand—a groundbreaking wearable device transforming lives affected by neurological conditions.

Diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD), Carl discovered that a simple tapping method could restore his speech, which had been compromised by the condition. Collaborating with long-time friend and technologist Nick Whiteley, they developed the BeechBand, a wrist-worn device that replicates this tapping sensation through vibrations and pulses. The BeechBand has shown promising results with patients reporting improvements issues, anxiety, and gait disturbances, not only in Parkinson’s but also in conditions like MS, dyslexia, Tourette’s and essential tremor.

Beyond his entrepreneurial ventures, Carl has dedicated over three decades to ministry and advocacy. He served as President of Christian Vision for Men (CVM) and led Edge Ministries, focusing on reaching marginalized communities. He is voluntary CEO of Spotlight YOPD, the only UK charity supporting those diagnosed with Young Onset PD.  

In 2024 together with his friend Mark Preston he became one of the only westerners in recent times to gain access to an illegal cobalt mine in D.R. Congo. On return he co founded the Freedom and Justice Partnership, aiming to eradicate child slavery in the Congo. His photos, videos taken in the mines and resulting policy suggestions are being presented to the Parliament with the hope of freeing all 40k children.

Nick Whiteley is a visionary technology leader, advocate, and CEO of HFX Workforce Management, where he pioneers innovative solutions that redefine how organisations manage time, attendance, and employee wellbeing.

With over two decades of board-level experience across roles including CTO, CIO, and COO, Nick has led HFX to the forefront of workforce technology—introducing cloud-based platforms that integrate time management, rostering and workforce planning. His leadership earned him recognition in the Global CEO Excellence Awards, where he was honoured as Best Workforce Management Business Leader and for Excellence in Absence Management Solutions . 

Nick’s expertise extends beyond technology. As co-founder and CTO of BeechBand Ltd and founder of the Justify UK Foundation, he champions ethical innovation and social justice. His academic background in Artificial Intelligence and authorship on business innovation reflect a commitment to thoughtful, human-centred progress.