We are delighted to introduce the independent judging panel for the GSL Global Goals Competition. Each member of this years panel has been specially selected on the basis of their global experiences and/or a knowledge of sustainable development. They represent a wide range of specialisms and bring a wealth of personal and professional experience to the panel.
Stuart worked as a school leader and programme developer in the UK, Singapore, New Zealand and for refugee projects, before moving to the LEGO Foundation in Denmark to work on the Playful Schools Initiative.
Clare is responsible for Barclays offering to businesses in the UK, with one of the key offerings being created for social entrepreneurs. Clare previously ran mentoring programmes for social businesses and has been a long time supporter of the social enterprise sector so is really proud to support young people in creating new business ideas which have societal impact. Personally she enjoys family life and has a passion for agriculture.
Rebecca Warren is Director of Program Design at Rise. She is a passionate educator and has spent her career in various roles from school leadership to curriculum reform, but always with the guiding principle that every child deserves an excellent education that is holistic and truly honours child and adolescent development.
David drives the LEGO Group’s flagship sustainability education program Build the Change and is now in his seventh year with the company where his backgrounds in environmental science, early years education and corporate sustainability have come together in beautiful unison. David and his team create programs for the LEGO Group that equip children to be empowered and engaged global citizens who want to change the world.
Jeroo Billimoria is the founder of several innovative and award-winning NGOs and has over twenty years’ experience running systems change organisations as a Skoll awardee, an Ashoka and Schwab Fellow. Among her previous organisations are Child and Youth Finance International, Aflatoun International, Childline India and Child Helpline International, which have facilitated meaningful change in financial inclusion of youth and created a global movement for protection of children and youth in more than 180 countries.
Jeroo is now founder of One Family Foundation which incubates social innovations and applies the systems change methodology to help organisations scale. One Family Foundation is currently anchoring Catalyst 2030, initiated by leading social entrepreneurs from Ashoka, Echoing Green, the Schwab Foundation, the Skoll Foundation and other global networks of social entrepreneurs. It aims to accelerate progress towards the SDGs by radically transforming social innovation ecosystems and driving systems change interventions at the country level.
Graduating from Bristol University, Mark has practised as a barrister since 1986, specialising in crime, financial crime, professional discipline and sports law. He took Silk in 2006 and has sat as a Recorder since 2004. He is a member of the ECB’s Cricket Discipline Commission, and is Chair of the MCC Disciplinary Panel.
Mark is a Governor of Wellington College, and a Trustee of the Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation and Hazelhurst Trust, these roles providing him with the good fortune to follow his passions of education and cricket.
David drives the LEGO Group’s flagship sustainability education program Build the Change and is now in his seventh year with the company where his backgrounds in environmental science, early years education and corporate sustainability have come together in beautiful unison. David and his team create programs for the LEGO Group that equip children to be empowered and engaged global citizens who want to change the world.
Jeroo Billimoria is the founder of several innovative and award-winning NGOs and has over twenty years’ experience running systems change organisations as a Skoll awardee, an Ashoka and Schwab Fellow. Among her previous organisations are Child and Youth Finance International, Aflatoun International, Childline India and Child Helpline International, which have facilitated meaningful change in financial inclusion of youth and created a global movement for protection of children and youth in more than 180 countries.
Jeroo is now founder of One Family Foundation which incubates social innovations and applies the systems change methodology to help organisations scale. One Family Foundation is currently anchoring Catalyst 2030, initiated by leading social entrepreneurs from Ashoka, Echoing Green, the Schwab Foundation, the Skoll Foundation and other global networks of social entrepreneurs. It aims to accelerate progress towards the SDGs by radically transforming social innovation ecosystems and driving systems change interventions at the country level.
Graduating from Bristol University, Mark has practised as a barrister since 1986, specialising in crime, financial crime, professional discipline and sports law. He took Silk in 2006 and has sat as a Recorder since 2004. He is a member of the ECB’s Cricket Discipline Commission, and is Chair of the MCC Disciplinary Panel.
Mark is a Governor of Wellington College, and a Trustee of the Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation and Hazelhurst Trust, these roles providing him with the good fortune to follow his passions of education and cricket.
David drives the LEGO Group’s flagship sustainability education program Build the Change and is now in his seventh year with the company where his backgrounds in environmental science, early years education and corporate sustainability have come together in beautiful unison. David and his team create programs for the LEGO Group that equip children to be empowered and engaged global citizens who want to change the world.
Jeroo Billimoria is the founder of several innovative and award-winning NGOs and has over twenty years’ experience running systems change organisations as a Skoll awardee, an Ashoka and Schwab Fellow. Among her previous organisations are Child and Youth Finance International, Aflatoun International, Childline India and Child Helpline International, which have facilitated meaningful change in financial inclusion of youth and created a global movement for protection of children and youth in more than 180 countries.
Jeroo is now founder of One Family Foundation which incubates social innovations and applies the systems change methodology to help organisations scale. One Family Foundation is currently anchoring Catalyst 2030, initiated by leading social entrepreneurs from Ashoka, Echoing Green, the Schwab Foundation, the Skoll Foundation and other global networks of social entrepreneurs. It aims to accelerate progress towards the SDGs by radically transforming social innovation ecosystems and driving systems change interventions at the country level.
Graduating from Bristol University, Mark has practised as a barrister since 1986, specialising in crime, financial crime, professional discipline and sports law. He took Silk in 2006 and has sat as a Recorder since 2004. He is a member of the ECB’s Cricket Discipline Commission, and is Chair of the MCC Disciplinary Panel.
Mark is a Governor of Wellington College, and a Trustee of the Arundel Castle Cricket Foundation and Hazelhurst Trust, these roles providing him with the good fortune to follow his passions of education and cricket.
Stuart worked as a school leader and programme developer in the UK, Singapore, New Zealand and for refugee projects, before moving to the LEGO Foundation in Denmark to work on the Playful Schools Initiative.
Clare is responsible for Barclays offering to businesses in the UK, with one of the key offerings being created for social entrepreneurs. Clare previously ran mentoring programmes for social businesses and has been a long time supporter of the social enterprise sector so is really proud to support young people in creating new business ideas which have societal impact. Personally she enjoys family life and has a passion for agriculture.
Rebecca Warren is Director of Program Design at Rise. She is a passionate educator and has spent her career in various roles from school leadership to curriculum reform, but always with the guiding principle that every child deserves an excellent education that is holistic and truly honours child and adolescent development.
Stuart worked as a school leader and programme developer in the UK, Singapore, New Zealand and for refugee projects, before moving to the LEGO Foundation in Denmark to work on the Playful Schools Initiative.
Clare is responsible for Barclays offering to businesses in the UK, with one of the key offerings being created for social entrepreneurs. Clare previously ran mentoring programmes for social businesses and has been a long time supporter of the social enterprise sector so is really proud to support young people in creating new business ideas which have societal impact. Personally she enjoys family life and has a passion for agriculture.
Rebecca Warren is Director of Program Design at Rise. She is a passionate educator and has spent her career in various roles from school leadership to curriculum reform, but always with the guiding principle that every child deserves an excellent education that is holistic and truly honours child and adolescent development.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.
I am Global Partnerships Manager for World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), working with different partners globally to reach every child and young person with the SDGs. I’m based in Paris, France. I also teach in a school including running SDGs lessons there. My background is in education and media.
Darryl Evey is the CEO of Family Assistance Program. Under his leadership, Family Assistance Program has expanded to include opening the only youth shelters in San Bernardino County, opening multiple transitional housing programs, two youth drop in centers, a prison re-entry program, and an anti-human trafficking program. Each of these programs are run by survivor/leaders who represent the clients they serve. All programs are heavily focused on providing a trauma-informed empowerment approach to helping their clients achieve their own goals.
Darryl enjoys taking clients on rock climbing trips to Joshua Tree National Park where he teaches them to overcome fears, to trust others, and to enjoy nature. Darryl serves on the board of directors for the California Coalition for Youth and is the current Commandant of the Victor Valley Detachment of the Marine Corps League.
From Professional sport and the mental health sector in Sri Lanka, to health work in sub-Saharan Africa – my career to date has spanned across a whole host of different settings. The one common theme which holds these all of them together is the desire to improve other people’s lives for the better.
Building upon these experiences, and my educational background in psychology, my current role at mindflick involves driving forward our research into the concept of adaptability. Working with high-performing clients, including those from professional and Olympic sport and City-leading banks, I take key lessons from the field and distil them down into simple, accessible, and useable messages to help people from all walks of life to get the best out of themselves and others across the many situations they may encounter.