Annie is co-founder of Dot Project, co-founder and principle steward of Tech for Good South West. Annie is also founding member of Tech for Good Organisers UK, a community for ‘tech for good’ organisers across the UK and Ireland.

Annie has a deep passion for purpose-led and social impact initiatives particularly related to digital and technology, and of course any opportunity to convene like minded folks together to make a difference.

Emma is Head of Client Relationships & MD of Modular Digital, a Bristol-based digital design and build studio.

Emma is co-organiser of Tech for Good South-West bringing her energy and passion to support digital skills across the region, and grow a tech for good community.

Arielle is Head of Development for the social enterprise ProMo-Cymru to ensure young people and communities are informed, engaged, connected and heard.

Arielle brings her experience running a digital skills community for ProMo-Cymru in Wales, a founding member of Tech for Good Organisers UK, hosting our podcast and supporting our Tech4Good South West events.

Alicia is co-founder of Sr2 Socially Responsible Recruitment, founder of Women Rock, founder of Technology Volunteers, organiser of Codebar and huge supporter of Tech4Good South West!

Alicia brings her knowledge and connections across the tech for good business community, hosts our podcast and a deep passion for diversity in tech, and of course Bristol!

Duncan Kerr is an economic development professional with over 20 years of experience across a broad range of disciplines. He has a genuine objective to contribute to the region by ensuring that residents can enter and progress through the labour market and businesses have the right environment, support and tools to start, grow and sustain.

As a Programme Manager in the Business & Skills Directorate at the West of England Combined Authority, Duncan is responsible for the design and delivery of a range of business & enterprise support programmes and initiatives.

Isobel wears many hats including fundraiser for Southside Family Project, Bath Women's Fund, and her own consultancy NSP Impact.

Isobel supports the third sector with prospect research and fundraising from charitable trusts, foundations and individuals for capital projects, multi-year developments, capacity building and ongoing programmes.

Isobel has a particular interest in how digital skills and technology can enable the third sector, and champions the voice of the third sector to our tech for good community.

Lucy loves talking to people and accidentally ended up in sales, which evolved into partner management and bringing people together to generate innovation and growth. She has worked for pre-IPO starts ups in Silicon Valley, multi-billion dollar technology corporates, run her own businesses, and supported hundreds of founders over 5 years at Sussex Innovation Centre.

As a part of the TechSpark team, Lucy works across the region to bring together the Tech Community through building collaborative networks, and delivering events and knowledge-sharing platforms.

Lucy supports Tech4Good South West to build a partnership strategy and connect tech for good more deeply across our tech sector ecosystem.

Sally brings experience in supporting and investing in new ventures and building strong, senior level strategic relationships at a national level across public, private and third sectors undergoing change processes.

Sally is a social strategist committed to supporting communities, education, youth services, sport, charities, social enterprises, businesses and social housing to grow.