Behind every sharp-tongued career strategist is a dry-witted man reading listener dilemmas like he’s narrating the news from 1953. Billy is Caroline’s long-suffering husband, chief cheerleader, and reluctant voiceover star of "What Would Caro Do?", the voice behind the jingles and Game Show host.

A senior political figure with a black belt in deadpan delivery, Bill brings the perfect counterbalance to Caroline’s fire. Expect understated sarcasm, moral clarity, and the occasional eyebrow raise that says, “Really? Is that your plan?”

Chris's career began in learning and development 25 years ago, and his journey into wellbeing and mental health started in 2012 when he established his business.

For over a decade, he has had the privilege of helping thousands of people develop a stronger mindset and build their resilience through training and solution-focused coaching.

When the pandemic struck, it gave him the opportunity to pursue his passion for helping people on a deeper level through therapy.

He is a therapeutic counsellor with a humanistic integrative approach, incorporating Person-Centred, Transactional Analysis and Gestalt theories.

This might sound like an unusual mix, but it means he is not confined to one theoretical approach; instead, he can draw from various theories to best support you in the moment.

Gary Keogh holds an MBA from the University of Bath and a Masters (MSc) in Coaching and Behavioural Change from Henley Business School. 

His 27-year career in two FTSE100 and two family-owned businesses in FMCG and services industries, includes 11 years on various boards. He has grown global brands despite challenging economic circumstances, and he has also reversed two decades of decline on Drambuie, delivering three consecutive years of growth (Source: IWSR).

Today he dedicates his efforts to supporting leaders build psychological safety, unlocking the potential within individuals, teams and organisations. He is currently working with FMCG, creative industry, professional services and elite sporting businesses. 

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Jon specialises in regulatory policy challenges and has advised businesses and individuals on political relations, corporate governance, dispute resolution and reputation management. 

Bringing connections across political parties, the law and industry sectors, as well as particular knowledge of communications challenges arising from competition and anti-trust matters, where he has worked alongside leading legal firms in a wide range of transactions and investigations, Jon leads DRD’s competition and anti-trust practice. 

In 2021, Jon delivered the launch of the Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS).

Clients counselled include those in sports business, media, heavy industry, raw materials, technology, life sciences, leisure, trade and professional services.

Paul Dawson, CEO of Agena Group, boasts 18 years of executive experience at Capita. He’s known for driving performance, spotting market opportunities, fostering excellence, and championing diversity. 

Key projects include the Criminal Records Bureau, TfL congestion charging, Capita’s IT services, and Ministry of Justice’s Electronic Tagging. Paul excels in dynamic business settings, emphasising growth, innovation, and organisation development. He’s passionate about empowering individuals for business success. 

Beyond work, he’s a family man, resides in Wirral, enjoys mountain walks, coaches junior football, and embraces new challenges.

Bright mind, bold heart. Sonia is the kind of woman who rolls up her sleeves and makes things better, wherever she goes. From global volunteering adventures to local impact, she brings energy, empathy, and no-nonsense smarts to every project.

Professionally, she is a skilled education consultant, recognised for her sharp thinking, calm leadership, and ability to accomplish tasks with grace and grit. At other times, she’s off making magic happen through international volunteering, community mentoring, and advocacy work.

A magnetic role model with a wicked sense of humour, Sonia leads with purpose, gives generously, and leaves people (and places) better than she found them.

Smart. Sassy. Seriously inspiring.

Wendy Gannaway is the kind of person who asks “How are you?” and actually listens. With 25 years in learning and development, she’s a natural storyteller—swapping fairytales for real-world flashes of insight that make people sit up and say, “Ohhh, that’s me.” As Chief Performance Officer at Inspire Your Genius, she brings heart, humour, and a no-nonsense lens to the learning process. Her golden rule? Keep it easy, or it won’t stick. (She's the Easy Police, and she will check your overcomplicated baggage at the door.) Whether she’s coaching, running marathons, playing the viola, or serving humble pie on the badminton court, Wendy’s gift is helping people unlock their hidden talents. She spots the cracks before you stumble and gently nudges you toward your best self, with a hug, a sharp question, and a hell of a lot of heart.