Ukrainian born Andriy Viytovych was appointed Principal Viola of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden in 2000. In the same year he became viola professor at the Royal College of Music in London. Andriy has worked with most of the world’s most eminent conductors and in March 2003 Andriy was invited to Berlin to play principal viola with the Berliner Philharmoniker. He has also toured the world as a soloist and chamber musician and is much in demand as an inspirational and insightful pedagogue.  

Entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist, founder and president of Kulczyk Foundation. A supporter and promoter of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. She is an author of over 60 documentaries produced along with “The CNN Freedom Project” and TVN documentary series “Domino Effect” which tackle the problems of global discrimination and injustice. She is a supporter and promoter of Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations. For several years, Dominika has been undertaking menstrual health initiatives, including countering menstrual poverty in Poland and around the world. A promoter of the idea of a tender revolution to rebalance the position of women and men in the world. Chair of the Supervisory Board of Kulczyk Holding, Supervisory Board of Polenergia S.A., co-founder of the Values Group of Advisory Firms. In 2018, she was awarded the Order of the Smile for her outstanding contributions to children.

Winner of the Pierre Fournier Award in 2007, Gemma Rosefield has been described by The Strad as ‘a mesmerising musical treasure’, by the London Evening Standard as ‘a phenomenal talent’, and featured in BBC Music Magazine as ‘one to watch’, Gemma has played throughout Europe, the USA, Russia, Japan, Mexico, Kenya and New Zealand as a soloist and chamber musician. Gramophone Magazine commented that she plays ‘with truly glorious affection’ and that ‘it is hard to imagine playing of a greater intensity’. 

Jonathan’s abiding interests are in values, creativity and child/teacher well-being. He has taught throughout Asia and Africa and in primary and secondary schools in England. A former primary head teacher and lecturer he was awarded a National Teaching Fellowship in 2015. He now researches, writes and speaks on play, imagination and creativity and their essential role in promoting mental and social health. His recent international work on the values that guide, build and sustain us suggest a central role for the arts and other creative pursuits. Using a strong focus on universal values, his charity Education4Diversity, works with schools and refugees to value, welcome and nurture diversity through arts and sports.