Alec Nacamuli was born in Alexandria and left after the Suez Crisis in 1956. He was an executive with a major IT services company. He is a council member of the Association of Jews from Egypt and Nebi Daniel International Association, which strives to protect the Jewish heritage in Egypt. He writes articles and gives lectures on the Jews from Arab countries, and is a volunteer guide on Ancient Egypt at the British Museum.

Elie was born in Alexandria and left Egypt in 1958 following the Suez Crisis. He is an entrepreneur who has started a number of industrial businesses in Scotland and latterly created a consultancy business focusing on financial and business strategies for small to medium size companies. He is a non-executive finance director with a biotechnology company and on the board of the Jewish Literary Trust, publishers of the Jewish Quarterly magazine.

Following a long career as a stockbroker in the City of London, Sandra has now turned her attention to charitable projects, across a broad spectrum of interests, from Sephardi and Jewish activities, to financial and mental health, as well as many more! She enjoys playing bridge, the arts, sports and traveling.

Dr Elizabeth Marcus is a Lecturer in French and Francophone studies at  Newcastle University. She received her Ph.D. from Columbia University in  2017. Before joining Newcastle as a Lecturer, she worked at the  University of Leeds, at Stanford University and at MIT.  Her work bridges French history, Middle Eastern studies, global  history, comparative literature, and postcolonial studies. She is  completing her first book, which examines the afterlife of the French empire in Lebanon, a country marked in its language and administration by its experience during Ottoman and French rule.

Elly was born in Glasgow and grew up in Manchester. His mother's family  originate from Baghdad, where they lived for many generations until the  departure of the Jewish community from Iraq during the 1950s and 1960s.  Following completion of academic studies  at the Universities of Birmingham and Cambridge, Elly pursued a career  in the fields of Management Consulting, Corporate Finance Advisory, and  Global Private Equity Investing. He is based in London, where he lives  with his family.

Vered was born in Jerusalem and has a BA from the Hebrew University. She moved to London in 1985. In 1987 she founded Young Hadassah, UK. She is involved in many charities: CBF, UJIA, KKL, CECI UK, Sheba Medical Centre, and chairs Friends of Israel Cancer Association in the UK. She is married with three children.

Edwin Shuker is a London based international businessman with a wide range of educational, communal and charitable involvements. He is currently Vice President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews.