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Eve Salomon has a wealth of regulatory experience in both statutory and non-statutory bodies. A solicitor by background, she is currently the global Chairman of the Regulatory Board of RICS (the self-regulatory body for surveyors), a Commissioner of the Gambling
Shokoufeh Sakhi is a former prisoner of conscience who suffered imprisonment for eight years under the regime of the Ayatollahs in Iran during the 1980s. She testified as a part of the Iran Tribunal and is currently a PhD candidate
Chris Skinner is an independent commentator on the financial markets as Chief Executive of Balatro and Chairs the European networking group, the Financial Services Club. He is also a co-founder of the website Shaping Tomorrow, which is used extensively by
Howard Skempton is a British composer and accordionist. Skempton has been working as a music editor, performer (of his own compositions, on piano and accordion) and teacher since 1971. In 1974 he and Michael Parsons formed a duo to perform
Lucie trained as a violinist at the Royal College of Music and worked on the concert platform and in the theatre, later joining BBC television as a presenter of popular children’s programmes. Her interest in Early Music began when she
Vice Chancellor of the Univeristy of Delhi, Professor Dinesh Singh is a mathematician of repute. As well as his membership of the Mathematics Department at the University of Delhi, he is an Adjunct Professor of Mathematics at the University of
Dr Valerie Shrimplin was awarded her PhD for her research entitled 'Sun Symbolism and Cosmology in Michelangelo’s ‘Last Judgment’'. She has subsequently produced a number of academic publications focusing on the influence of astronomy and cosmology on art and architecture
Professor Shoemaker is Professor of Eighteenth-Century British History at the University of Sheffield. He is currently co-director of The Digital Panopticon: The Global Impact of London Punishments, 1780-1925, an AHRC funded 'Digital Transformations' project.
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