I obtained a BSc in Geology in 1994. I am the Co-Founder of Lithos Partners, a UK-based digital consultancy, specialising in digital communications, digital workplace and digital employee experience initiatives. We are a globally recognised leader in digital, advising the world’s most recognised brands including Coca-Cola, Nestlé and Shell. I am a Communications Advisor to the UK Government, a regular keynote speaker and an experienced Non-Executive Director. I was formerly Chair of the Rainbow Centre for Children and the University of Bristol Students’ Union; and a member of the University of Bristol Court and the Royal Institution.

Jonathan Phillips will remain as Chair for a second term to 2025.

I graduated from the University of Bristol in 2015 with a BA in History, and previously acted as a Sabbatical Officer at Bristol Students’ Union. I have seen first-hand the transformative role alumni play in the lives of Bristol students and the wider University. The Alumni Association Committee is at the heart of maximising this impact, here to ensure that every graduate has access to a meaningful, relevant and accessible network for life. This ambitious mission requires us all to work together in exciting new ways. To be part of it, for me, is an immense privilege.

I studied for my MBA in International Business in 1996-97 and benefited hugely from the deep expertise of the faculty and diverse nature of the student body. I am now a partner at PwC leading our China Business Group based in London. I am an advisory board member for the Confucius Institute for Business at LSE, and an ambassador for the Women in Finance network in China launched by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Lastly, I also mentor at the 30% club, a cross-company senior female leadership development platform. I am very excited to join the Alumni Association Committee and look forward to leveraging my years of experience and expertise with the China market to support the University’s relationship in this market and its engagement with Chinese alumni.

I graduated with a BA in History in 1989. After graduating I spent 30 years working in retail and retail consulting before moving recently to become a national charity CEO. Having contributed to the University of Bristol for many years as a Pioneer and through support for the University of Bristol Rugby Club (UBRFC), it was a natural step to volunteer to join the Alumni Association Committee. Being a member of the Alumni Association Committee will be a real privilege and it will be an honour to serve.

I graduated from Bristol with an MSc in Integrated Aerospace Systems Design in 2012, and I am Founder of SpaceNXT Labs, an innovation start-up specialising in industrial design and technology. I am also Head of Academic Affairs for CCL Academy, a mentor for the Wadhwani Foundation, and the Co-Founder of Deccan Airsports, South India’s first air sports and VR air sports company. My experience in a range of industries has given me a unique perspective on career journeys which I hope will prove valuable to current students and fellow alumni, and I look forward to contributing to the growth of Bristol Connects as a key platform for alumni engagement, networking and student support.

I graduated from the University in 2005 with a BSc in Accounting and Management. After university, I started my professional career in Financial Services Audit with KPMG and BNP Paribas. I am currently a Global Director of Accounting at JLL: a Real Estate Services & Investment Management firm. I am a Fellow Chartered Accountant, a Governance, Risk Management and Compliance Professional.

I have a passion for family, strong values, ethical thinking and conduct, risk awareness and compliance. I also champion the creation of inclusive environments in organizations, shattering the glass ceiling and inspiring young people to flourish in the corporate world. I have fond memories of my time at Bristol, I graduated with a great degree that has been fundamental to the career success that I enjoy. I met lifelong friends including my husband to whom I’ve been married to for over 10 years. Bristol is very dear to me and I am excited about the opportunity to use my skills and experience to add value to the University as an Alumni Association Committee Member. 

I graduated from Bristol in 2013 with a BA in Theology and Religious Studies. From there I moved into management consulting, working on large technology infrastructure projects at Capgemini Consulting. I then moved into a commercial role at a very young startup called Hive Learning founded by Sir Clive Woodward. Our mission today is to help organizations transform their culture through small, actionable behaviors - in particular around core topics like DEI, sustainability and leadership. I now run the commercial side of the business as Commercial Director. I also spent a year on the Bristol Foundation board in New York whilst setting up Hive Learning in the US. 

I completed my LLB, which included a study abroad year in Hong Kong, between 2009 and 2013. Having been a lawyer, I am now an Associate Director at Aspiring Solicitors, a social enterprise which addresses inequality within the legal profession by assisting diverse talent at university level to access the country's leading law firms. Alumni play a central and growing role in supporting universities to unlock the potential of students. I look forward to applying my knowledge and experience to enhance their impact as mentors and role models, particularly for underrepresented undergraduates, in my role on the Alumni Association Committee.

I graduated from the University of Bristol and then undertook postgraduate training in Oxford, Seattle and Melbourne. I obtained my Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in England and an MA and DSc from Oxford University. I was then made a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences in 2009.

I am currently the Nuffield Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Oxford. My research focuses on the development and evaluation of surgical implants and technologies. I founded the Botnar Research Centre in 2002 and have held senior leadership positions in the university, NHS and charity sectors in the UK, as well as advisory roles at international universities and research councils.

I am also a member of the University’s Equity, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Oversight Committee and the Nominations Committee of the Board.