Luke Jennings, a former journalist, is the author of the KILLING EVE novels, the basis for the world-wide hit TV series. He has been an angler since he was eight, and his fishing memoir BLOOD KNOTS is a much-loved classic. 

David Profumo is an author and journalist and Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. The long-standing Fishing Columnist for ‘Country Life’ magazine, he has published five books including ’The Lightning Thread. Fishological Moments and the Pursuit of Paradise’.

Tom Holland is an award-winning historian, translator and broadcaster. His most recent book, Pax, covers the heyday of the Roman Empire. He has translated Herodotus and Suetonius for Penguin Classics. He is co-presenter of the world’s most popular history podcast, The Rest is History. He has written and presented several TV documentaries, on subjects ranging from the Islamic State to dinosaurs. He is a trustee of the British Library, an honorary fellow of Queens’ College, Cambridge, and has been described in The Times as “a leading English cricketer.” He caught his first salmon last October. 

Jane Bellard, is a water-saving behaviour change specialist and co-founder of Weir The Agency. She is a marketer with 20 years’ experience, 15 working with household brands, and the last five in water.

Along with business partner Miranda Rennie, created the UK’s biggest water saving campaign for Affinity Water – SOS: Save Our Streams. Their work has saved over 32 billion litres of water to date. They work with clients including Anglian Water, South Staffs and Cambridge Water creating campaigns to have a mass impact on water-use through small behavioural changes.

Dr Zibarras became a lecturer in the Organisational Psychology Group at City University London in 2008. She was previous Programme Director of City's MSc in Organisational Psychology and currently admissions tutor for the course.

She joined City in 2004 as a research assistant and then in 2005 started her PhD, during which time she had various course related responsibilities including teaching and dissertation supervision. Prior to her PhD she held diverse roles from training and development, IT manager and independent consultant (working for a range of public and private sector organisations). Dr Zibarras is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist (HCPC registered); an Associate Fellow of the BPS Division of Occupational Psychology and a member of the Society of Industrial and Organisational Psychology.