27 November 2019
Collaboration in an uncertain world The role of science and innovation in addressing complex challenges 2
Samira Ahmed introducing the Huxley Summit 2018 Contents 3
4 Agenda The Huxley Summit 2019 will bring 6 Welcome together 300 business leaders, scientists,
8 Collaboration is key policy-makers and opinion-formers on Wednesday 27 November at the Royal 10 Profit vs purpose Institution 12 Speakers Rapidly evolving social, environmental and economic 17 Sponsors & Partners conditions – underpinned by technological and scientific innovation – are disrupting and reshaping every aspect 19 New Voices of society. As the world becomes ever increasingly 20 Attendees interconnected, the Summit will look at how we understand the complex impacts of science and technology.
A film crew and photographer will be present at the Huxley Summit. If you do 2019 saw ‘climate emergencies’ declared in countries across not wish to be filmed or photographed, the world, as the risks of inaction became impossible to please speak to a member of the BSA team at the Summit. ignore. Societies have questioned the neutrality of technology, as calls for tighter regulation have reverberated around the globe. In changing times, how can you build trusted and sustainable ways of working across sectors and nations? In the face of these issues can citizens, organisations and nations challenge ‘business as usual’ to help shape the future?
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10.00 Registration and coffee
11.00 Chapter 1: From climate change to climate emergency
For many years scientific reports have indicated that systemic change on a global scale
is needed to avoid climate breakdown. While targeted attempts to reduce the impacts of climate change around electric vehicles and solar panels have caught public and
media attention, international agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol have compelled leaders to mitigate the systemic climate change risks facing the planet.
What is the role for UK business and government in using its global reach to make a significant impact?
Welcome: Dr Shaun Fitzgerald & Lord David Willetts
Panel: Dr Tamsin Edwards, Kamal Ahmed, Richard Kirkman, Baroness Bryony Worthington
12.30 Lunchtime roundtables
14.00 Chapter 2: Part A: Collaborating in a world not designed for you
What are the barriers for collaboration across organisations, sectors and nations on complex issues? How can we enable successful collaboration by overcoming some of the biases facing underrepresented groups across business, policy, science and the media?
Panel: Sayeh Ghanbari, Yassmin Abdel-Magied, Dame Inga Beale
Part B: Who should lead the way on technology regulation? Technologies such as 5G, AI, and cryptocurrency are continuing to advance at an astonishing speed and public trust in social media companies is falling almost as quickly (Edelman Trust Barometer 2018). This pace of change is redefining the status quo for science, businesses, and policy makers. Tech-driven change is happening so rapidly, and in so many different sectors, that the risks of unintended consequences and public backlashes are higher than ever before – and efforts to regulate the uses of technology and data have produced both successes and challenges.
How can leaders on technology regulation respond to the diverse needs and behaviours of society?
Panel: Daniel Dyball, Priya Guha, Frederike Kaltheuner, Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones 5
15.20 Coffee and networking
16.00 Chapter 3: Science and technology shaping the future Science, technology and innovation have helped create and solve some of our world’s biggest challenges, and have driven partnerships between nations, sectors and organisations.
What are the collaborations and innovations that will respond to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and shape a healthier, fairer future? How can leaders in the UK drive progress, and what can we learn from our past?
Interview with Mathieu Flamini
Panel: Lord David Willetts, Baroness Rosie Boycott, Veera Johnson, Professor Faith Osier, Pierre Paslier
17.30 Drinks reception 6 Welcome
Rt Hon. the Lord David Willetts Chair of the Huxley Summit Advisory Board
I warmly welcome you to the British Science follow China’s approach to regulatory power. Association’s annual Huxley Summit. Now The question for us today is not whether in its fourth year, the Summit provides a collaboration is important (like motherhood vital opportunity to gather business leaders, and apple pie, most people agree that it is scientists, policy makers and opinion formers important), but what type of cooperation to discuss the scientific and social challenges across organisations, sectors and nations is of our times. required to tackle complex, multi-disciplinary Our first Summit was held in November 2016, issues. on the eve of the ‘Trump election’. When None of the major challenges facing global we started programming this year’s event, society – climate change, neuro-degenerative we did not plan for it to take place amidst a disease, energy security, technology General Election campaign. regulation – can be tackled by one discipline, As a recovering politician, I find it fitting one section of society, or one nation alone. that our theme is ‘collaboration in an The UK – exemplified by all of us here at the uncertain world’. We must hope that the UK’s Huxley Summit – must ensure that business, protracted, still unresolved, divorce from the policy, science and the media continue to EU does not inflict lasting damage on our work together for the benefit of society. standing on the global stage, or our ability Today we will seek to explore the role that to represent a plurality of views and build science and innovation has to play in tackling consensus. some of these so-called ‘wicked problems’. Beyond the fractured UK political landscape, We will look at the issues of climate change 2019 draws to a close against a backdrop of and technology regulation, and how the trade wars and civil unrest in various corners UK can help drive progress against the UN of the globe – from Hong Kong to Catalonia Sustainable Development Goals. and Lebanon. In designing the Huxley Summit, we’re In the face of the climate emergency, the aiming to deliberately blur boundaries; to world’s second largest emitter of greenhouse encourage you to encounter people, ideas gases is withdrawing from the Paris and viewpoints that differ from your usual Agreement. While, from a global network to day-to-day interactions. Thank you for bring the world closer together, the internet is attending. I hope that you find it a thought- now threatened with fracture across country provoking event. lines, with Russia and Pakistan most likely to 7
Professor Jim Al-Khalili speaking at the Huxley Summit 2018 8 Collaboration is key
Gisela Abbam Chair of the British Science Association & Black British Business Person of the Year 2019
In today’s political climate, it can often feel that we live in a divided world with no clear direction of travel. Communities have become disparate and siloed, dialogue is heated and unconstructive, and particularly for us at the moment, here in the UK, ‘business as usual’ has been put on hold because of the uncertainty we are living through. But the challenges of our time won’t wait for politics to settle down.
Throughout the world, there are millions, if This isn’t just true for healthcare in a global not billions, of people who don’t have access setting – in the past year, it has been to the most basic needs, including food, clean impossible to ignore the huge resurgence of water and basic healthcare. And even those interest in, and urgency around, conservation who do have access to these supplies are left and wildlife protection. A few weeks ago, to live on the fringes of extreme poverty. This Collins Dictionary revealed that their 2019 is not acceptable. Word of the Year is “Climate Strike”.
I have dedicated my career to achieving The devastating impacts of man-made better wellness outcomes for people across climate change are happening now – the globe through collaborative healthcare, in remember the worldwide, record-breaking roles at GE Healthcare and Abt Associates. In temperatures that brought countries to a 2016, my team and I successfully negotiated stand-still just this summer, with places like a policy with the World Trade Organization France seeing unprecedented highs of 46°C. which eliminated tariffs on key medical Issues like these touch the lives of everyone devices, increasing access for patients in 80 on the planet and are as varied as the people countries. we share our world with. On the surface, I look at healthcare through a policy lens, humankind’s differences may seem like a cooperating with clinicians, governments roadblock for progress, with our multitude and companies all around the world. of ideas, cultures, and motivations making Collaboration is the driving force behind this, a Scottish farmer feel worlds away from a and only by working across not only different Bengalese factory worker, and an American sectors, but also global boundaries, can we business mogul seem like an alien creature hope to solve these issues. compared to an Arctic Inuit. 9
But in the words of the late MP Jo Cox, “we We have a joint responsibility to work are far more united and have far more in together and act on the challenges we all common with each other than things that face, regardless of background or identity. We divide us”. Most of us want happy, healthy must draw on the individuals, communities lives for ourselves, our loved ones and and organisations who have the power communities, while doing the best we can and influence to make big changes, while for the natural world and environment. But to listening to the voices that are so often achieve this, it’s precisely the things that do drowned out, but are usually the most make us different – our upbringings, gender, affected by health, climate, and technological religion, age, etc. – that will bring the range problems. of ideas, perspectives and differing voices We must join forces by encouraging cross- that will solve some of society’s greatest disciplinary collaboration, merging business challenges. ideas, and working with people from the other side of the political spectrum. By welcoming and enacting thoughts, action, and resources from people the world over, We must join forces across all cultures and societies, we can all have a positive impact on the planet and the by encouraging lives of its inhabitants. cross-disciplinary collaboration, merging . business ideas, and working with people from the other side of the political spectrum.
Homogenous thinking can lead to a stagnation in ideas. Fresh perspectives spark new and innovative interpretations, which create solutions that may never have been reached with the same people thinking about the same problems. Bringing people and institutions together from all walks of life will also allow us to become educated about different cultures and lived experiences, improving empathy, understanding and communication between individuals and nations. It would also allow for discrimination and “othering” to fade, as we start to see each other as a whole, rather than a divided planet. 10 Profit vs purpose
Ben Taylor UKI FAAS Leader, Partner | Assurance at EY.
There has been an increased focus on the innovation, strong governance, its culture, role of business in wider society, including communities and sustainable practices its role in meeting the Paris Agreement relating to the planet to prove the long- of limiting the increase in global average term economic benefits to its shareholders. temperatures to well below 2C, as well Also, businesses are responding to the as meeting the 17 UN Sustainable wider public focus on a corporate’s role in Development Goals. society. The US Business Roundtable – a group of CEOs of nearly 200 of (181 CEOs The debate on shareholder primacy vs the signed) the largest global businesses made role of business to deliver to all stakeholders a pledge to reject shareholder primacy and (or put more bluntly - “profit vs purpose”) shift towards delivering benefits for all their is not new, but there have been major stakeholders. developments this year. The investor community’s collective voice just keeps . getting louder on the need for businesses to move away from short termism, towards It seems like the a focus on delivering long term value for world hasn’t just all stakeholders. The challenge however continues to be a lack of consistency or woken up to the understanding of the metrics around climate emergency, the non-financial, intangible elements of it has woken up business. A recent MIT study 1 highlighted screaming for a staggering lack of consistency among change. ratings agencies when evaluating corporate ratings based on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) metrics. Therefore, it has been hard for a company that invests in 11
For many, the effects of climate change are Recognising our own role in society, becoming ever more obvious and the link we have open-sourced our long-term between protecting our eco-systems and value framework and made our research natural resources for continued human available to all, as well as beginning to prosperity, inescapable. It seems like the measure our own wider impact on society. world hasn’t just woken up to the climate The partnership with the BSA’s Huxley emergency, it has woken up screaming Summit provides a fantastic forum to share for change. When Mark Carney talks the imperatives but also the challenges. about the impact of climate change on Together with the broad group of thinkers, corporates, “Companies that don’t adapt policy makers and business leaders, we can will go bankrupt – without question.” A work to deliver a better working world. big challenge lies ahead. But also an opportunity to build trust by showing how 1 Aggregate Confusion: The Divergence of ESG Ratings commerce can act sustainably. - Berg, Kölbel, Rigobon. MIT Sloan Research Paper No. 5822-19, 20 August 2019
A big challenge lies ahead. But also an opportunity to build trust by showing how commerce can act sustainably.
At EY we are leading the way on articulating how businesses can measure and report on the wider impact to society and demonstrate the link to long term financial returns. Our work started last year with the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism and over 30 leading companies with a combined value of more than US $30 trillion. We continue to work with organisations such as the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum to refine and focus metrics, and work directly with businesses in key sectors such as Energy, Consumer Products and Financial Services to ensure they meet the needs of all stakeholders. 12 Speakers
Yassmin Abdel-Magied Samira Ahmed Yassmin Abdel-Magied is a Samira is a broadcaster and Sudanese-Australian writer, writer. She presents Front Row broadcaster and award- on BBC Radio 4, Newswatch winning social advocate. for the BBC News Channel, Yassmin trained and worked and The Proms on BBC4. Her as a mechanical engineer before becoming documentaries for BBC Radio 3 and 4 a full-time writer and broadcaster in 2016. include HG and the H-Bomb. Samira is on She is a regular contributor to the BBC, the advisory board of the National Science the Guilty Feminist podcast and various and Media Museum. She won the Stonewall media outlets around the world. Her TED Broadcaster of the Year award. Samira has talk, What does my headscarf mean to you, worked as a reporter on Newsnight, and The has been viewed over two million times. Today Programme. She writes regularly for Yassmin’s commentary can be found in newspapers and magazines including The publications like The Guardian and The Guardian, The New Statesman, The Big New York Times. She has also served on Issue and The New European. numerous boards, including the Council of Australian-Arab Relations, ChildFund and . Electronic Frontiers Australia.
Kamal Ahmed Dame Inga Beale As Editorial Director Kamal is Dame Inga Beale is a responsible for shaping the businesswoman and the BBC’s future editorial strategy, former CEO of Lloyd’s of focusing on how we make our London. With over 35 years of great journalism - and role global experience in financial explaining the news - more relevant to more services she was awarded her damehood in people. Since starting in January 2019 Kamal 2017 for services to the UK economy. During has overseen major projects for BBC News her tenure at Lloyd’s, Inga modernised the including Brexit specials, the BBC’s work $40 billion insurance giant through the on impartiality in the modern world and introduction of technology, moving it from a the Ofcom News Review. Kamal joined the paper-based market to an electronic trading BBC in 2014 as Business Editor, moving to environment. As the first female CEO of the role of Economics Editor two years later. Lloyd’s, she also played a critical role in Prior to the BBC, Kamal spent time at the advancing diversity and inclusion initiatives Sunday Telegraph and The Observer. across the global insurance sector. She is currently a Board Director of London First and an adviser to NTT. 13
Baroness Rosie Boycott Tamsin Edwards Baroness Rosie Boycott is Dr Tamsin Edwards is a a member of the House of climate scientist at King’s Lords and has a long and College London. She is a Lead distinguished career as a Author of the forthcoming journalist, publisher and author, Intergovernmental Panel on including as Editor of The Independent, Climate Change (IPCC) Sixth Assessment The Independent on Sunday and the Daily Report (to be published in 2021) and a Express. In 2018 Rosie became a member Contributing Author to the IPCC Special of the House of Lords after leaving the Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere London Food Board where she advised in a Changing Climate (2019). Tamsin the Mayor of London on sustainable food regularly advises the UK Government policy implementation in the capital. She on sea level rise, climate science and continues to write and speak regularly science communication, and provides about the role of cities, the importance of expert comment to international media combating hunger and food insecurity, and business. She is an award-winning and helping to reduce carbon emissions communicator, including through Twitter, contributing to climate change. her blog for the Public Library of Science, PLoS, and articles for The Guardian.
Daniel Dyball Mathieu Flamini Daniel Dyball is UK Executive Mathieu is co-founder and Director at Internet Association. partner of GFBiochemicals, Dyball spent 10 years in the leading global producer of corporate affairs roles at levulinic acid and derivatives – companies including Camelot, a sustainable alternative to the operator of the UK National Lottery, oil-based products. He developed his where he led the policy, regulatory, and business interests alongside his football public affairs function and sat on the career, where he has represented AC organisation’s executive board. Dyball also Milan, Arsenal, Crystal Palace and France. worked for Channel 4, the UK’s second Mathieu is President of Wega, the first largest commercial broadcaster, where acoustic payment and identity smartcard he was responsible for lobbying on a wide FIDO certified and is a member of the Paris range of media policy issues. Prior to this, 2024 Olympic Environmental Excellence Dyball held a number of government sector Committee. In 2016, he was nominated as positions including as an advisor to the UK the Bio-based Business Person of the Year House of Commons Culture, Media and and was selected as a World Economic Sport Select Committee. Forum Young Global Leader in 2018.
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Sayeh Ghanbari Veera Johnson Sayeh is a Partner at EY, an Veera is the Co-Founder and award-winning strategy and Chief Commercial Officer change consultant, a multi- of Circulor, who support lingual aeronautical engineer manufacturers to address the and a martial artist who UN Sustainability Goals. Veera believes in building a better working world. has held a number of senior and executive She is currently a member of MIT Solve’s positions in finance, TMT and management Challenge Leadership Group focusing on consulting. Veera is probably best known Work of the Future and is Non-Executive as the founder and CEO of Procserve, a Director of WISE (Women in Science and specialist eCommerce solutions provider Engineering). that was successfully sold to Basware in 2015. In 2009, Veera was named Business Woman of the Year at the Asian Women of Achievement Awards.
Priya Guha Frederike Kaltheuner Priya was a career diplomat Frederike is a researcher, a most recently posted as 2019-2020 Mozilla Tech Policy British Consul General to San fellow and a commentator Francisco where she focused on emerging technologies. on transatlantic tech and Previously, she worked as entrepreneurship. She is now a Venture Director of Programme at the global rights Partner at Merian Ventures, a VC investing organisation Privacy International in London in women-led innovation, a Member of the and has given expert evidence in the EU Innovate UK Council and Adjunct Faculty Parliament, the House of Lords and the at the Ashridge Hult Business School. She Belgian Federal Parliament. In 2018, Frederike is on the Advisory Board of Tech London co-authored a book on data and justice with Advocates, Chairs the Board of Trustees of Nicolai Publishing & Intelligence in Berlin. She Modern Muse and is an Advisor to the Big holds an MSc in Internet Science from the Youth Group. Priya was named in the 2019 University of Oxford and a BA in Philosophy, Top 50 Most Influential Women in Technology Politics and from Maastricht University. and Top 5 Asian Investors in UK Tech. 15
Richard Kirkman Faith Osier Richard is Chief Technology & Faith is President of the Innovation Officer for Veolia International Union of UK & Ireland, working to Immunological Societies (IUIS), save water waste and energy an Official #TOGETHERBAND resources for 25 years. He is Ambassador for the UN currently responsible for the technology Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good and construction of new infrastructure and Health & Well-being and a 2018 TED innovation activities to create a sustainable Fellow. She is Visiting Professor of Malaria future. Richard is also the company Immunology in the Nuffield Dept of champion of Equality and Inclusion on Medicine, Oxford University, and holds the the Executive Committee. He works with a prestigious Sofja Kovalevskaja Award from multi-national engineering team to further the Alexander Humboldt Foundation as promote diversity and find the best human well as an EDCTP Senior Fellowship. In 2014, resources to save the planet’s resources. she won the Royal Society Pfizer Prize, UK. Richard is passionate about changing the She holds major research grants from the world to ensure this generation leaves a Wellcome Trust and is an MRC/DfID African legacy of sustainable growth for the next. Research Leader.
Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones Pierre Paslier Pauline is a member of the Pierre is a London-based House of Lords, where she Innovation Design Engineer. sits on the Joint Committee He started his career as a on National Security Strategy, Packaging Engineer for L’Oréal and is also a member of in the daytime and hacking the Engineering and Physical Sciences 3D-printers in his living room at night. This Research Council. She is also Deputy Pro passion for innovation led him to co-found Chancellor of Lancaster University. two startups, Gravity Sketch (3D creation in Pauline was Minister of State (Security) VR) and Notpla (edible packaging). Driven from 2010-11, before becoming the Prime by the urge to act on our plastic addiction, Minister’s Special Representative to he’s now 100% focused on Ooho, the edible business for cyber security (2011-2014). She water bottle. Pierre is a Fellow of the Royal has previously chaired the Joint Intelligence Academy of Engineering. He has written Committee and QinetiQ Group plc and was articles for Wired Magazine and spoken the International Governor of the BBC. about his projects at TEDx conferences in Athens and Warwick. 16 Speakers
Lord David Willetts Baroness Bryony Worthington David is the Chair of the Bryony is the Executive Director Huxley Summit Advisory of Environmental Defense Fund Board, the Executive Chair of Europe and is a leading expert the Resolution Foundation as on climate change policy and well as a visiting Professor at carbon trading. King’s College London. He was Minister for She was appointed as a life peer to the Universities and Science and has served House of Lords in 2011 and served as the previous roles in the Government regarding Shadow Minister for Energy and Climate parliament, policy and finance. David was Change in the House of Lords, leading on the Chair of the British Science Association two Energy Bills for the Shadow Ministerial from 2016-2018. He has also written widely team. In 2006, Bryony helped launch a on economic and social policy with his Friends of the Earth campaign for a new most recent book, A University Education, legal climate framework, which led to published in November 2017. her selection as a lead author on the UK’s Climate Change Act. Sponsors & Partners 1917
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New Voices 2019 The Huxley Summit has introduced a new programme this year to celebrate some of the best future leaders in the UK and bring different perspectives to the Summit. The New Voices programme has assembled a group of young leaders who are creating new ideas and networks to confront, challenge and transform key issues facing science and society in the 21st century.
The programme has been inspired by the ‘X Club’ – a group that was initiated by Thomas Huxley in 1860 and aimed to bring together a group of like-minded individuals that supported the theories of natural selection and were united by a “devotion to science, pure and free, untrammelled by religious dogmas”.
The New Voices have been selected in the following categories:
• Science, tech and innovation • Policy and politics • Business and entrepreneurship • Media, community and campaigns
These young leaders, disruptors and change-makers have received international recognition for their work. They have received fellowships and awards to celebrate their achievements, and they have spoken at UN conferences, government briefings, TED talks and more. They are already challenging ‘business as usual’, and by bringing them together with the leaders of the UK, we hope to foster conversation, collaboration and future relationships.
The names of today’s cohort of New Voices who are attending the Summit can be found in the back of this programme. You can learn more about these young leaders and their work by visiting the Huxley Summit website at www.huxleysummit.org/newvoices.
In 1860, Thomas Huxley was a provocative new voice, challenging the scientific establishment. In 2019, our fractured society needs new solutions and fresh ideas. We believe that the Huxley Summit plays a vital role in facilitating debate and discussion between business, science, policy and the media – not just for the leaders of today but also the leaders of tomorrow. We are delighted to bring together some of the brightest innovators, thinkers and activists who will shape the UK and the world of tomorrow.
Katherine Mathieson, Chief Executive of the British Science Association 20 New Voices Attendees
The following list of attendees are the cohort of New Voices for 2019:
Dr. Amrit Chandan Aceleron Energy Co-Founder Vittoria Morini AI for Good Political Analyst Dr. Rashada Harry Amazon Web Services Enterprise Technologist Kayisha Payne AstraZeneca UK Associate Scientist Ben Blume Atomico Principal Daisy Onubogu Backed VC Head of Scouting Katy King Behavioural Insights Team Advisor Dama Sathianathan Bethnal Green Ventures Partner Darryl Brissett-Dowe British Science Association Trustee Kike Oniwinde BYP Network Founder | Chief Executive Officer Ezra Neil Cabinet Office National Security Secretariat Hugo Tilmouth ChargedUp Co-Founder Richard Millar Committee on Climate Change Senior Analyst Abi Mohamed Community Growth Ventures Co-Founder | Tech Lead Dr. Peter Rowe Deep Branch Biotechnology Co-Founder | Chief Executive Officer Alex Krasodomski-Jones Demos Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media Vimla Appadoo DigitalBridge Service Designer Francesca Warner Diversity VC Co-Founder | Chief Executive Officer Fey Ijaware DWP Digital - CodePossible and CodeandStuff Senior Developer | Founder Dr. Lilian Hunt EDIS Programme Lead Carina Namih Episode1 Ventures Partner Alicia Humphreys EY Senior Manager Kim Paykel EYX Programme Director Lindsey Noakes Gather Co-Founder Don Wallace Google DeepMind Public Policy Manager Tobi Babalola Kaluza Delivery Manager Dr. Charles Ebikeme London School of Economics Policy Officer Shwetal Shah MediaCom International Technology Partnerships Planner Frederike Kaltheuner Mozilla Fellow Donna Lu New Scientist Tech Reporter Dr. Harrison Carter NHS Junior Doctor Maxine Mackintosh One Health Tech Co-Founder Emma Kemp Possible Campaigns Manager Dr. Rebecca Simmons Riverlane Vice-President Operations & People Gemma Milne Science: Disrupt Co-Founder Dr. Zuzanna Brzosko Sixfold Bioscience Co-Founder | Chief Executive Officer Anna Williams Speculab Director Michael Timilehin Omoniyi The Common Sense Network - The Apex Group Founder | Chief Executive Officer Alvin Carpio The Fourth Group Chief Executive George Greenwood The Times Journalist Grace Quantock Trailblazing Wellness (Un)Ltd - Social Care Wales & Wye Valley NHS Trust Non-Executive Director | Associate Board Member Dr. Zhifu Mi University College London Lecturer Siobhan Pipa University College London Communications Manager Dr. Michael Veale University College London Lecturer in Digital Rights and Regulation Dr. Kaitlin Wade University of Bristol EBI Early Career Fellow Dr. Priyanka Joshi University of Cambridge Research Fellow Dr. Martine Abboud University of Oxford Junior Research Fellow Devika Wood Wayra Head of Healthhub & London Accelerator Lauren Couch Wellcome Trust Head of Diversity & Inclusion Melissa Wills Women Like Me Founder Yomi Adegoke Journalist Attendees 1921
Charles Harbourne 20-first Co-Managing Director Sarah Ogden 3 Monkeys Zeno Head of Corporate Brand Robert Jennings 3i Infrastructure Non-Executive Director Julia Macfarlane ABC News Foreign Affairs Reporter Simon Denegri Academy of Medical Sciences Executive Director Carly Kind Ada Lovelace Institute Director Joan Walley Aldersgate Group Chair Dame Fiona Woolf Aldersgate Group President Anne Glover CBE Amadeus Capital Chief Executive Ije Nwokorie Apple Senior Director Nick Sanderson Arco Chair Stephen Pattison ARM Vice President, Public Affairs Mary Hewitt Arriva Strategy and Policy Director Dr. Alan Belfield Arup Chair James Kenny Arup Head of Global Affairs and PR Dr. Joe de Sousa AstraZeneca UK Director Science & Technology Nazneen Rahman CBE AstraZeneca UK Non-Executive Director Chika Aghadiuno Aviva Group Risk Strategy & Analysis Director Finn Clawson Aviva Head of Risk Analytics Joanna Baldwin Aviva France Non-Executive Director Marte Borhaug Aviva Investors Global Head of ESG Investment Solutions David Short BAE Systems Technology Director Rob Moffat Balderton Capital Partner Abyd Karmali Bank of America Merrill Lynch Managing Director, Climate Finance Andrew Hebden Bank of England Partnerships Adviser Theresa Löber Bank of England Head of Climate Strategy Mary Francis Barclays Non-Executive Director Nigel Higgins Barclays Group Chair Kirsty Rutter Barclays Head of Business Design and Data Risk Dr. Geoff Mackey BASF Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Director Jamie Angus BBC Director of BBC World Service Group Andrew Cohen BBC Head of BBC Science Unit Angus Crawford BBC Correspondent, BBC Newsgathering Balram Veliath BBC Director of Quality, Risk & Assurance Yalda Hakim BBC World News Correspondent David Halpern Behavioural Insights Team Chief Executive Prof. Jackie Hunter CBE Benevolent AI Chief Executive Clinical Programmes & Strategic Partnerships Veronica Wadley CBE Berkeley Homes Non-Executive Director Michael Topham Biffa Chief Executive Jane Atkinson Bilfinger UK Executive Director Engineering and Automation Prof. Melanie Welham Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Executive Chair Jamie Rush Bloomberg Economics Chief Economist Matthew Sandoe BNP Paribas Real Estate Chief of Staff, Risk Sir Martin Donnelly Boeing President Katherine Innes Ker Bovis Homes Group PLC Independent Non-Executive Director David Bucknall BP Group Controller & CFO of Group Finance Shanika Amarasekara British Business Bank General Counsel & Company Secretary Sarah Howard British Chambers of Commerce Vice Chair Juliette Morgan British Land Head of Campus Jonathan Brüün British Pharmacological Society Chief Executive Gisela Abbam British Science Association Chair Catherine Brown British Science Association Vice President for Cultural Development Jon Fitzmaurice British Science Association Director, Huxley Summit Matt Locke British Science Association Deputy-Chair Amy MacLaren British Science Association Director of Development and Communications Katherine Mathieson British Science Association Chief Executive 22 Attendees
Gill Riches British Science Association Director of Strategy and Operations Alex Towers BT Group Director of Policy and Public Affairs Andy Wales BT Group Chief Digital Impact & Sustainability Officer Sarah Atkinson CA Technologies Vice President of EMEA Communications Dr. Sarah Main Campaign for Science and Engineering Executive Director Howard Dawber Canary Wharf Group Managing Director, Strategy Dr. Iain Foulkes Cancer Research UK Executive Director of Research & Innovation Gillian Sheldon Capita Senior Independent Director Sir John Oldham Care Quality Commission Non-Executive Director Ian Trenholm Care Quality Commission Chief Executive Felicity Burch CBI Director of Innovation and Digital Subhash Thakrar CBW Blackstone Franks Consultant Vicky Pryce CEBR Board Member Dr. John Brown CBE FRSE Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Chair Keith Thompson Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult Chief Executive Susan Webster Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Governor Rear Admiral Tom Karsten Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science Chief Executive Chris Wright Centrica Head of International Public Affairs Sam Salisbury Centrica Innovations Director Laura Sandys Challenging Ideas Chief Executive Julie Baddeley Chapter Zero Chair of Steering Group Erem Kassim Lakha Christie’s Senior VP, International Managing Director Chintan Patel Cisco Chief Technology Officer Sir John Armitt City and Guilds Chair Julie Ashworth Clear Returns Chair Caroline Firstbrook Clifford Chance Chief Operating Officer Habib Motani Clifford Chance Partner Vaughan Lindsay ClimateCare Chief Executive Lisa Pinney Coal Authority Chief Executive Eleanor O’Keeffe CognitionX Head of Content Dr. Andy Richards Congenica | Abcodia Babraham Research Campus Arecor Chair Vicky Ford Conservative Party PPC for Chelmsford Lord Chris Holmes Conservative Party Member of the House of Lords Baroness Lucy Neville-Rolfe Conservative Party Member of the House of Lords Tony Smith Consumer Council for Water Chief Executive Alex Vaughan Costain Chief Executive Caroline Bault CounselRock Partners Managing Partner Lord Narendra Patel Crossbench Member of the House of Lords Dame Alison Nimmo DBE Crown Estate Chief Executive Belinda Howell Decarbonize Managing Director Nadun Muthukumarana Deloitte Partner Veronica Poole Deloitte Audit Partner Charles Seaford Demos Senior Fellow Louis Barson Department for Business, Energy Strategy Deputy Director, Future Sectors, & Industrial Strategy Business Growth Directorate Tamsin Berry Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Director, Office for Life Sciences Ruth Harriford Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Deputy Director, Better Regulation Executive Alexandra Jones Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Director of Science, Research & Innovation Joanna Whittington Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Director General, Energy & Security Attendees 1923
David Kennedy Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Director General for Food, Farming & Biosecurity Julie Currie Department for International Trade Non-Executive Director Richard Keys Department for Transport Non-Executive Director Rachel Neaman Digital Agenda Strategy Advisor Jeremy Silver Digital Catapult Chief Executive Dr. Vishal Gulati Draper Esprit LLP VC & Board Director Julie Woods-Moss dunnhumby Chair Sara Vaughan E.ON Political and Regulatory Affairs Director Alison Park Economic & Social Research Council Director of Research Julia Hobsbawm Editorial Intelligence Founder Kumsal Bayazit Elsevier Chief Executive Eric Brown Energy Systems Catapult Chief Technology Officer Malcolm Brinded EngineeringUK Chair Harry Walton Environment Agency Deputy Director for Floods Research, Economics & Social Science Rob Adams Equinor VP Global Strategy & Business Development Caroline Artis EY Senior Partner Harry Gaskell EY Chief Innovation Officer Ben Taylor EY Assurance Technology Partner Laura Turkington EY Global Director, Corporate Responsibility (Commercial and Innovation) Richard Sargeant Faculty Chief Commercial Officer Sacha Romanovitch Fair4All Finance Chief Executive Tanya Castell MBE Faster Payments Scheme Limited Independent Non-Executive Director Sam Smethers Fawcett Society Chief Executive Melanie Ulyatt Federation of Small Businesses Vice Chairman Heather Hancock Food Standards Agency Chair Emily Miles Food Standards Agency Chief Executive Prof. Guy Poppy Food Standards Agency Chief Scientific Adviser Jane Hughes Francis Crick Institute Director of Communications Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Freelance Author & Broadcaster Natasha Good Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Corporate TMT Partner Almira Cemmell FTI Consulting Senior Managing Director Chris Wigley Genomics England Chief Executive Vivienne Parry Genomics England | UKRI Head of Public Engagement | Board Director Katie O’Donovan Google Head of UK Government Relations Raj Tulsiani Green Park Chief Executive & Co-Founder Baroness Natalie Bennett Green Party Member of the House of Lords Jón Ferrier Gulf Keystone Petroleum Chief Executive Shona Tatchell Halo Trade Chief Executive & Founder Ben Hammersley Hammersley Futures Founder Kush Kanodia Health Data Research UK Public Board Member Dick Elsy High Value Manufacturing Catapult Chief Executive Dr. Tim Leunig HM Treasury Chief Adviser to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Niva Thiruchelvam HM Treasury Deputy Director for Education & Skills Amy Cochrane House of Lords Senior Parliamentary Adviser to Lord Holmes Lord Steven Croft House of Lords Bishop of Oxford Hussein Kanji Hoxton Ventures Partner Dame Clara Furse HSBC Chair Stephanie Maier HSBC Director - Responsible Investment Rebecca Self HSBC Chief Financial Officer, Sustainable Finance Peter Thompson Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority Chief Executive Prof. Lynne Berry OBE Human Tissue Authority Chair Rashik Parmar MBE IBM UK Technical Executive - Europe, IBM Distinguished Engineer Alan Holm ICIS Director of Petrochemical & Energy Services 24 Attendees
Monika Biddulph Ilika plc Non-Executive Director Tamsin Lishman Ilika plc Asset Director Aseem Sadana IMImobile Executive Vice President Prof. Andrew George Imperial College Health Partners Chair Prof. Molly Stevens Imperial College Professor of Biomedical Materials & Regenerative Medicine James Cemmell Inmarsat Plc Vice President, Government Engagement Rupert Pearce Inmarsat Plc Chief Executive Mike Biddle Innovate UK Interim Deputy Executive Chair & COO, & Director - Strategy Dr. Zoë Webster Innovate UK Director - AI & Data Economy Zoe Laughlin Institute of Making Co-Founder & Director Ray Mitchell Institute of Physics Interim Head of Campaign Strategy Louise Swan Institute of Physics Head of London Outreach, Engagement and Partnerships Rachel Youngman Institute of Physics Deputy Chief Executive Ian Jones Intel General Manager Dupsy Abiola International Airlines Group Head of Global Innovation Deborah Davis International Personal Finance PLC Independent Non-Executive Director Ben Page Ipsos MORI Chief Executive Jane Player Jane Player Mediation Mediator & Non-Executive Director Liz Airey Jupiter Fund Management PLC Chair Louise Ainsworth Kantar Media Chief Executive EMEA Peter Williamson Knights Brown Business Systems Director Oonagh Harpur KPMG Independent Non-Executive Melanie Richards KPMG Deputy Chair James Stewart KPMG Chair, Global Infrastructure Lord Clive Hollick Labour Party Member of the House of Lords Chi Onwurah Labour Party PPC for Newcastle Brian Kilpatrick Law Debenture Corporation PLC Director Charlotte West Lenovo Executive Director, Global Corporate Communications Lord Tim Clement-Jones Liberal Democrats Former Chair of Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence (Lords) Lord Chris Fox Liberal Democrats Member of the House of Lords Sara Weller CBE Lloyds Banking Group Non-Executive Director Dr. Trevor Maynard Lloyd’s of London Head of Innovation Ishbel Macpherson Lloyd’s Register Non-Executive Director Carol Sergeant Lloyd’s Register Foundation Trustee Tim Slingsby Lloyd’s Register Foundation Director of Skills & Education Olivia Swift Lloyd’s Register Foundation Senior Programme Manager Lambros Varnavides Lloyd’s Register Foundation Senior Independent Trustee Prof. Julia Black London School of Economics & Political Science Strategic Director for Innovation Simon Evans Lubrizol Regional Manager OEM Group Caitlin Joss M&G Investments ESG Analyst Anita McBain M&G Investments Head of Responsible Investment & ESG Bobby Vedral Macro Eagle Founder Tim Hawkins Manchester Airport Group Corporate Affairs Director Jane Frost CBE Market Research Society Chief Executive Matt Cutts Mars Foods Innovation Director Mike Cowen MasterCard Head of Digital Payments (UK, Ireland, Nordics & Baltics) Vinay Gupta Mattereum Ltd Chief Executive Nick Hoffman McKinsey & Company Independent Investor Frances Rawle Medical Research Council Director of Policy, Ethics & Governance Albert Klein Tank Met Office Director of the Hadley Centre for Climate Science & Services Nneka Abulokwe OBE MicroMax Consulting Founder Haiyan Zhang Microsoft Research Director of Innovation Charles Eales Microsoft UK Business Development Director Attendees 1925
James Morgon Milken Institute Managing Director, Europe Suki Fuller Miribure Founder | Analytical Storyteller Darrin Disley Mogrify Founder Dr. Jane Osbourn Mogrify Chair Michael Wall Mother London Global Chief Executive Andrea Graham National Farmers’ Union Head of Policy Services Sir Andrew Dillon National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Chief Executive Alison Robinson Natural Environment Research Council Director of Corporate Affairs, Futures & Change Chris Marks NatWest Markets Chief Executive Geoff Mulgan Nesta Chief Executive Lopa Patel MBE New Asian Post Founder & CEO Sumit Paul-Choudhury New Scientist Strategy Director & Editor Emeritus Rory Campbell New Vantage Consulting Board & Leadership Adviser MB Christie News Corporation Emerging Technologies Consultant Peter Stephens Nissan Head of Government and External Affairs Sir Andrew Cahn Nomura | WWF UK | Huawei UK Senior Adviser | Chair | Non-Executive Director Tim Gardam Nuffield Foundation Chief Executive Lauren Shearer Odgers Berndtson Technology and IT Services Practice Emily Keaney Ofcom UKRN Director Declan Collier Office of Rail and Road Chair Isabella Gerber Oil and Gas Authority Executive Advisor Frances Morris-Jones Oil and Gas Authority Non-Executive Director Dr. Andy Samuel Oil and Gas Authority Chief Executive Imran Gulamhuseinwala OBE Open Banking Implementation Trustee Barbara Ridpath Paragon Banking Group PLC Non-Executive Director Katherine Priestley Park Vale Capital Managing Director Amanda Campbell Parliamentary & Health Service Ombudsman Chief Executive Ben Osborn Pfizer Managing Director, UK Emma Lynn Pfizer Corporate Affairs Director, UK Karen Green Phoenix Group Non-Executive Director Sarah Bates Polar Capital Technology Trust PLC Chair Niall Dunne Polymateria Chief Executive Dame Una O’Brien Praesta Partners LLP Executive Coach Euan Cameron PriceWaterhouseCoopers UK Artificial Intelligence Leader Prof. Piers Forster Priestley International Centre for Climate Director Matt Cavanagh Prudential plc Director of Group Government Relations Prof. Paul Cosford CB Public Health England Emeritus Medical Director Adrian Masters Public Health England Director of Strategy Nick Hoile Publicis Resolute Director, Government Affairs Lewis Iwu Purpose Union Founder Susan Searle QinetiQ Non-Executive Director Dr. Gill Samuels CBE RAND Corporation Member European Advisory Board Jon Freeman RAND Europe Research Group Director, Innovation, Health and Science David Cleevely Raspberry Pi Chair Dawood Gustave Reluctantly Brave Chief Executive & Imagination Officer Dr. Nina Skorupska CBE Renewable Energy Association Chief Executive Alex Depledge MBE Resi Founder & CEO Tim Curtis Ricardo-AEA Managing Director Richard Deverell Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Director Nicola Hancock Royal Mail Group Director of Technology Business Operations Dr. Rupert Lewis Royal Society Director of Science Policy Julie Maxton Royal Society Chief Executive Lesley Miles Royal Society Chief Strategy Officer Sir Donald Brydon Sage Group Chair 26 Attendees
Kriti Sharma Sage Group Vice President, Artificial Intelligence Eve Salomon Salomon Whittle Director Aleyne Johnson Samsung Director of Government & External Relations Hubert Bland Sanofi Head of Medical Dr. Vanessa Lawrence Catapult Non-Executive Director Satellite Applications Roger Highfield Science Museum Science Director Iain McIntosh Science Museum Group Trustee Prof. Sheila Rowan MBE Scottish Government Chief Scientific Adviser Dr. Paola Subacchi Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Non-Executive Director Carol Monaghan SNP House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee member Celia Baxter Senior PLC Independent Non-Executive Director Jo Coleman Shell UK Energy Transition Manager Gwen Jones Shell Vice President, Business Development Downstream Acquisitions & Divestments Perdita Fraser SJF & Co Partner Kevin Tebbit Smiths Group Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs Karen Thomson Stagecoach Group Non-Executive Director Adam Read SUEZ External Affairs Director Miruna Girtu Syndicate Rooms VC & Strategic Partnerships Gail Klintworth SYSTEMIQ Partner Shirley Cooper Tapestry Compliance LLP Commercial Director Adam Barriball Tata Corporate Communications Director Heider Ridha TDR Capital Operating Partner Jagvinder Singh Kang Technology Law Alliance Director Antony Walker TechUK Deputy Chief Executive Steven Altmann-Richer Tesla Government Affairs & Relations Manager Richard Jenkins Thales Digital Strategy Director Edmund King The AA President Gavin Costigan The Foundation for Science & Technology Chief Executive Michael Stevens Thirst Quencher Independent Non-Executive Director Jessica Butcher MBE Tick Founder Mark Martin UK BlackTech Co-Founder Lawrence Weiss UK Export Finance Non-Executive Board Director Katrina Nevin-Ridley UK Research & Innovation External Affairs, Communications & Public Engagement Director Sir Mark Walport UK Research and Innovation Chief Executive Dr. Celia Caulcott University College London Vice-Provost (Enterprise and London) Prof. Uta Frith DBE University College London Emeritus Professor Prof. Lucie Green University College London Professor of Physics Prof. Mark Maslin University College London Professor of Climatology Dr. Jack Stilgoe University College London Senior Lecturer in Science & Technology Studies Prof. Brian Cantor University of Bradford Vice-Chancellor Prof. Diane Coyle University of Cambridge Bennett Professor of Public Policy Dr Julian Huppert University of Cambridge Director of the Intellectual Forum Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell University of Oxford Visiting Professor of Astrophysics Prof. Sarah Harper University of Oxford Professor of Gerontology Prof. Ursula Martin University of Oxford Professor of Computer Science Sir Bernard Silverman University of Oxford Emeritus Professor of Statistics Dr. Linda Yueh University of Oxford Fellow in Economics at St Edmund Hall Prof. Christl Donnelly University of Oxford - Imperial College London Professor of Statistical Epidemiology Prof. Jim Al-Khalili University of Surrey Professor of Physics | Public Engagement in Science Dr. Sarah Wood OBE Unruly Non-Executive Chair Sarah Vawda Vawda Associates Managing Director Richard Kirkman Veolia Chief Technology & Innovation Officer Janet Ashdown Victrex Non-Executive Director Attendees 1927
Jane Franses Visa Europe Director of Client Communications Jessica Lennard Visa Europe Director of External Affairs, Data Science Lab Helen Lamprell Vodafone UK General Counsel and Director of External Affairs Rosemary Martin Vodafone UK General Counsel and Company Secretary Andrew Barraclough Wates Design Director Alan Stewart Weir Head of Advanced Manufacturing, Innovation and Research Jeremy Farrar Wellcome Trust Director Imran Khan Wellcome Trust Head of Public Engagement Sir Jim Smith Wellcome Trust Director, Wellcome Science Review Ed Whiting Wellcome Trust Director of Policy & Chief of Staff Sarah Nelson Smith WeWork Regional General Counsel, EMEA Sharmila Nebhrajani OBE Wilton Park Chief Executive Andrew Bell Witan Investment Trust PLC Chief Executive Rowena Ironside Women on Boards Chair Sophie Thomas WRAP Board Member Angela Francis WWF UK Chief Advisor, Economics & Economic Development Rachel Carey Zinc VC Chief Scientist Christine Farnish Zopa Board Member Eugenie Molyneux Zurich Insurance Group Chief Risk Officer of Commercial Insurance Sylvia Williams Surrey County Council Magistrate
Advisory board
The British Science Association would like to thank the following individuals for their support and guidance in shaping the Huxley Summit 2019:
Lord David Willetts Rowena Ironside Chair, Huxley Summit Advisory Board Chair, Women on Boards UK
Professor Jim Al-Khalili OBE Pippa Malmgren Physicist, author and broadcaster Founder, H Robotics
Julie Baddeley Kriti Sharma Chair of Steering Group, Chapter Zero Vice President for Artificial Intelligence, Sage Group Catherine Brown Board member of Airport Coordination Limited, Veronica Wadley CBE Hubbub UK and Aneurin Bevan University Non-Executive Director, Health Board The Berkeley Group Holdings plc
Dr David Cleevely CBE Chairman, Raspberry Pi Dr Linda Yueh Fellow in Economics, St Edmund Hall, Dame Uta Frith Oxford University, Adjunct Professor Developmental Psychologist, UCL of Economics at London Business School and Visiting Professor at LSE IDEAS Professor Jackie Hunter CBE Chief Executive, BenevolentBio
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