JACK BROADLEY
Jack Broadley is Founding Director of Pelorus Consulting. His background is within the Organisational Development (OD) field, specialising in leadership, team effectiveness and personal development. He has Board-level and international experience, having provided HR and learning development solutions in the US, Middle East, Africa & Europe. His early career was the Royal Navy. He is a former Partner of OD consultancy Qudos UK and worked with clients including Eli Lilly, UniChem, Bacardi, Ministry of Defence and the NHS. A former HR/Business Director for Coutts, in 2004 joined Henley Business School as Executive Fellow within the Leadership, Change and HR Faculty. Here he served as Client Director within Corporate Learning, responsible for IBM EMEA, delivering Executive Development Programmes for Vodafone, ABB and Ford. He established Pelorus in 2008 and has worked with Lloyds of London, Duke CE, NBC Universal, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), BAe, Goodwood and Roche. He holds a MSc in Psychology, Sociology & Organisational Analysis from Warwick University Business School.
KAREN MCKEEVER
Karen McKeever is a People Director with a background in senior HR and management roles. She specialises in organisational effectiveness, change management and people leadership. She works with organisations to improve business performance. She is passionate about identifying pragmatic, effective solutions to organisational problems while enabling individuals, teams and organisations to deal with change in an agile way. Her background lies in the technology and retail sectors. She worked at Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) Ltd as Head of Organisational Development and Samsung Electronics as HR Director, as well as in HR/management roles for The Link, Currys and Dixons Stores Group International. She is a Master Practitioner in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and holds the ILM 7 Coaching and Mentoring qualification. She is an accomplished speaker: appearances include CIPD Reward and Recognition; Kenexa’s European and Global conferences and PwC Conference on Reward and Change Management. She has won many awards for her work in the HR change arena.
NEIL MUNZ-JONES
Professional services providers are having to rethink their sales methods and adapt to profound changes in the way clients buy services today. Neil is the founder and Director of Mdj2 Associates, a management consultancy whose background is retail and consumer-facing businesses. Prior to this, he held director level positions at Kingfisher, B&Q and Caradon. Neil was also Managing Director of Friedland a market leader in the manufacture and supply of branded, consumer products to international DIY retailers, where he implemented a new strategy to restore declining profitability. His expertise covers Strategy, Commercial, Organisation Design, Programme and Change Management. He has a BA (Hons) from Oxford and an MBA from INSEAD. He is a hands-on practitioner with extensive line-management experience and an experienced strategy workshop facilitator, having conducted 40+ workshops in Europe, Africa and The Americas covering multiple sectors: FMCG, Mining, Oil & Gas, Transport, Food and Pharma. Author of The Reluctant Networker, he has given talks for organisations including The FT, Philips, Barclaycard and The National Audit Office.
alice troiano
Determination. Empathy. Leadership. These are the three words that define Alice’s personal andprofessional life and career. She is the co-founder and CEO of G.APP17, a digital platform that helps businesses and non-profit organisations come together to achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Before founding her startup, Alice worked in the consulting industry helping not-for-profit clients achieve their goals and build a sound organisational strategy to maximise impact worldwide. From delivering workshops on the Global Goals to supporting organisations with their partnerships and impact strategies, Alice is passionate about helping leaders and organisations discover their potential and thrive. She holds a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics and has been invited to participate in numerous LSE programmes including a female founders conference, a startup accelerator and a podcast series on entrepreneurship for young people. Alice is a purpose-driven entrepreneur, striving for a world where social impact and sustainability are no longer up for debate.
KATJA KRUKEBERG
Dr Katja Kruckeberg, MBA, is an international consultant who specialises in strength-based leadership development, executive coaching and personal excellence. Katja has designed and delivered management and leadership development programs for many leading global companies, working with senior and middle managers from diverse cultural and industrial backgrounds. Before founding her own consultancy company (KKC), Katja acted as Client Director and Senior Consultant for Mannaz. Clients she has worked with include Canon Europe, EADS, Alcatel-Lutrecht, Deloitte, Rockwool, Alfa Laval, Fujitsu and Nestlé, adopting innovative and efficient learning methods to enable people development and business success. As an expert on Leadership and Personal Development, Katja tutors managers on academic and corporate programmes. She is a Visiting Academic and Executive Fellow at Henley Business School and has affiliations with Frankfurt Business School, St. Gallen Business School (Switzerland), Ashridge Consulting (UK) and the Akademie für Führungskräfte (Germany).
JEREMY MILES
Jeremy Miles is a learning solutions architect with over 30 years experience harnessing human capital through knowledge management and the creation of effective learning organisations. He helps improve organisational agility by working with businesses to get the most out of their people through a blend of Learning Design and Employee Engagement. He believes that having your people aligned with your business goals is particularly important during times of change and in an increasingly competitive landscape. He helps organisations at various stages on the maturity curve improve business productivity by enhancing the adoption of change. Over the past 15 years he has worked in management and consulting roles with FTSE 250 clients including Rolls-Royce, GlaxoSmithKline, eBay, HSBC, Volvo, Vodafone, BP, BMW, Reed Elsevier, Cisco, IBM, the NHS and the World Bank. He has also worked with smaller companies undergoing periods of rapid expansion through organic growth or acquisition. He is MBA-qualified and a PRINCE II Practitioner.
ADRIAN FRY
Adrian is a leadership in technology consultant. Adept at increasing team and process performance, he is passionate about people, business, strategy and technology. He employs his relationship building, communication and persuasive skills to focus on creating sustainable customer-focused ecosystems. He has 20+ years experience working in innovative startups to multinational enterprise, working with global teams and third parties in customer mission critical environments, development, QA, and DevOps teams. His career spans working with Varonis (data security and analytics); Cisco and Venture One start-up. As an MBA, he has refined his skills in the areas of Effective Leadership, Innovation and Technology Transfer, Quality and Operations Management, Contemporary Marketing, Decision Modelling and Analysis, Accounting, Corporate Finance, Managing People for Performance, Strategy, and Project Management. With a 20+ year background in technical and passion for IT Governance, OpenSource, Linux, IoT, collaboration, service provider video, Cloud, Fog, Software Development life cycles, Customer Mission Critical systems.
