Patricia has a BA in Liberal Arts, and a Certificat Practique de Francais from the Chambre de Commerce et D’Industrie in Paris. She is an Executive Director Relationship Manager, at Julius Baer London, UK. She has held previous Memberships in the Wall St Journal’s Women in Business and is currently a member of the Julius Baer International Women’s network as well as being one of the Founding Partners of The WealthiHer Network. She speaks Fluent French, Spanish and Portuguese and is a patron of the charity, CONTACT. When Patricia is not spending time with her two daughters and her dogs, she enjoys skiing, tennis and travelling.

Leo has 22 years’ experience working as a senior Statistical Scientist, with 13 of these spent at Ipsos MORI. Now, he is a Statistical Journalist at the Financial Times. He supports and develops new and advanced technical applications for use within the media industry and participates in questionnaire design, sampling, data manipulation and writing. Leo is also a chartered member (CStat) of the Royal Statistical Society in the UK. At FT, Leo is the head of FT Rankings and is responsible for analysis, writing and business education events. Outside of work, Leo has passions for travelling, music, sports, cooking and volunteering. As a volunteer, he helps the Sanktus project (cooking) and at the Idea Store Library as a Digital buddy and Maths teacher.

Annabel studied Law at Brasenose College, Oxford and then the College of Law Guildford. After a few years practising IP and IT law in law firms, Annabel moved in house to Accenture. She is currently a Managing Director leading the Litigation and Disputes team for EMEA North at Accenture. Until recently, she was the Global Lead setting the direction and managing all Inclusion and Diversity programs for Accenture Legal internally and externally (covering around 3000 legal professionals globally). Annabel was also a Trustee of St Mary’s School, Hampstead and has been a volunteer at a homeless shelter (the Heath Street Contact Club) for over 10 years. She is married and the mother of three young women.

Sara has a BSc in Management Sciences at UMIST (University of Manchester). After a career in publishing which included working for The Royal Academy of Arts and Dorling Kindersley, she became a freelance Finance Manager for SME’s. Sara currently works for a leading talent management agency. In the past, Sara’s voluntary work has included supporting vulnerable children and families through the charity Home-Start UK in Haringey, as well as promoting parenting skills classes in schools, working with a family therapist parenting expert.

Sara is married, and with three daughters, who are now all young adults, is an avid fan of the cause that the RAP Foundation supports. In her spare time she enjoys yoga and skiing and the great outdoor

Tracey studied Economics and French at university and then trained as a Chartered Accountant at a major UK accountancy firm, before going on to become one of the practice’s youngest partners, at the age of 30. She then joined one of her former clients, The Benfield Group, a London based reinsurance broker. There she initially held a variety of finance department and senior management roles, before becoming Group HR Director and a member of the Global Executive Group. Tracey currently works as an independent consultant focusing on people development, mentoring and coaching. She also holds a variety of roles in the charity sector as volunteer, trustee and advisor. She lives in London with her partner and two daughters.

Judith taught Drama and English and Drama in a secondary modern in Lancashire. She subsequently taught Drama for many years at Fortismere School in North London and she was also a staff governor and a parent governor at a local state primary school .Judith trained as a PSHE Coordinator acquiring the PSHE Certificate and widened her experience by working with the Haringey PSHE Advisors and other PSHE Co-Ordinator’s in the Borough. Judith worked with a variety of stakeholders to implement evenings at Fortismere in connection with Drug Education and keeping students safe, Judith also ran the student council in one of the colleges.

Judith is a member of the Haringey Multifaith Forum working with a wide variety of faith leaders /representatives of communities and partners including councillors and police, in the Borough. At some of our meetings, speakers from a variety of health organisations have highlighted their services and reached out to us to share information with our communities and explore the best ways of helping communities access information .

Deana co-founded The RAP Project in 2012. She has vast experience in educating young people on the laws defining sexual assault and sexual harassment. After attending New York University, obtaining a Master’s Degree at The Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University and her Juris Doctorate Degree from The City University of New York Law School, Deana worked as a former Senior Assistant District Attorney and was on the very first Sex Crimes/Special Victims Unit in the US, which launched in Brooklyn. Deana is the co-author of Sex, Likes & Social Media: Talking to Teens in the Digital Age published by Random House/Ebury. She appears as an expert commentator on Sky News and is often invited to speak at educational conferences and festivals. She lives in North London with her husband and three daughters.