Matt Hinds Matt Hinds Expand Matt is Managing Partner of Talbot Hughes McKillop, a restructuring advisory firm. He previously worked at Andersen, in the consulting practice. Matt earned a BA from Corpus Christi, Oxford in Psychology and Physiology and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. Matt is a keen cyclist and was introduced to Duchenne UK by Ben Monro-Davies in 2016. He has completed two Duchenne Dashes and the Dash Max 2017 from London to Monaco. Matt is a also non-executive director of SH:24, a Community Interest Company, focussed on bringing NHS services online.
Peter Williams Peter Williams Expand Peter is the Founder & CEO of UK clothing brand Jack Wills. Founded in 1999 and grown organically from a single £40k investment, Jack Wills is now a global brand trading from c.100 company owned stores in Europe, North America and Asia, with franchises across the Middle East. As an expert in brand communications, Peter is considered to be at the leading edge of multi-channel retailing, social media and viral marketing. As well as supporting Duchenne UK, Peter is also a major supporter of Malaria No More UK.
David Soanes David Soanes Expand David graduated from Magdalene College, Cambridge University in 1991 and joined the investment bank UBS (SBC). He is UBS Investment Bank's Global Head of Financial Institutions and the UK Country Head for UBS Group as well as being a UBS Limited board member, a member of the British Bankers Association board and of the Association for Financial Markets in Europe board. David is a trustee of the ClementJames Centre in North Kensington and a member of BiTC's Education Leadership Team.
Anthony Gutman Anthony Gutman Expand Anthony is co-head of Investment Banking Services in EMEA and co-head of UK Investment Banking. He is a member of the Partnership Committee. He joined Goldman Sachs as a managing director in 2007 and was named partner in 2012. Prior to joining the firm, Anthony spent seven years at Citigroup. Earlier in his career, he qualified as a corporate solicitor at Freshfields in London. Anthony earned a BA in Modern History at Worcester College, Oxford University, and a CPE and LPC degree from the London College of Law. Anthony is a member of The Sutton Trust strategic advisory and development board.
Ben Monro-Davies Ben Monro-Davies Expand Ben Monro-Davies is a TV journalist currently working for Sky News. He previously worked at The BBC and Channel 4 News, where he first met the founder of Duchenne UK, Emily Crossley. Through the charity he has become a reluctant but regular cyclist, completing four Duchenne Dashes to Paris and one Tour de Yorkshire.