Ukonu Obasi is a public health specialist with a great deal of experience in the commissioning, management, delivery and evaluation of public health programmes. Ukonu also has experience and expertise of working in a variety of exciting industries and sectors, from local authorities and the NHS, to the civil service of public health England.   

Natalie Quinn Walker is a passionate PhD student and Fellow of Royal Society of Public Health, who has excellent skills in counselling, communication and leadership. Natalie likes to think of herself as a bubbly educator, making learning more creative and bringing lightness to a subject matter that can often be challenging.  

Natalie holds a strong belief that anyone working in the education sector should have a variety of personal and professional development that exists beyond subject influences and that ‘all human knowledge is precious’.  

Elliot is a clinical neuroscientist with over 12 years of research and teaching experience, having worked in the UK, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Turkey, US and Canada, at institutions such as the University of Calgary, Kings College London and Harvard University. He has spent his career being exposed to a variety of different research environments and healthcare systems, and is a huge, proactive advocate of mental health.

Dr Imose Itua is an experienced lecturer, dissertation supervisor, active researcher and author. She is currently the Deputy Programme Team leader and Module Leader for dissertation in the Healthcare Management programme at Arden University.  

Imose is vastly experienced in public health with a keen specialty in epidemiology, family planning and cardiovascular science. She has a big passion for research and is currently developing a postgraduate programme in collaboration with the programme team leader.