Most people admire a fine dish for only a few fleeting moments before it disappears forever. Miriam Wilson sees something different. She sees works of art that can last.

Working primarily in oils, Robert creates richly imaginative paintings inspired by mythology, folklore and the timeless narratives that continue to influence human culture.

Some producers make programmes. Derren Lawford builds platforms for ideas.

Some artists paint the world as it appears. Claire Harrison paints the world as it feels.

As founder of Creative Connection, an author, poet and embodied creative leadership facilitator, Nicola Rose has created a world where the inner child is not expected to sit quietly while the grown-up gets on with business. Instead, the two are invited to dance together, make a mess, laugh loudly and discover that creativity isn't a luxury at all.

An artist, creative producer, and mentor working under the name ENNÈ, Nakisha has spent her career moving fluidly between music, visual arts, touring culture, and community-led creative development. Nakisha founded Grounded: Growing Creative Pathways in Malvern. The platform exists to support emerging artists through mentorship, fellowships, studio partnerships, and public showcases—rooted in community, but firmly connected to industry.

For decades, businesses have organised their data around a central assumption: gather everything in one place, secure it there, and extract value from it later. Andrew Hopkins thinks that assumption no longer holds. After a career spanning consulting, mobility, the Internet of Things, digital products and business transformation, Andrew has arrived at a deceptively simple question: if data is now created and used across billions of devices simultaneously, why do we still mana

Some people spend their lives specialising. Brian Holihan has spent his exploring.

At just nineteen years old at the time of publication, Teddy Flanagan is already developing an artistic voice that is both distinctive and deeply personal.