Sir Steve Redgrave CBE, MBE

Five times Olympic rowing gold medalist

Famed for winning five gold medals at five consecutive Olympic games, Sir Steve will be opening up about his personal journey with low testosterone.

Sir Steve has first-hand experience of navigating ‘taboo’ health journeys, and the difficulties that came with having challenging conversations in his work and personal life.

He shares our passion for breaking down the stigma around men's health.

Paul Duggan 

Global Health and Wellbeing Lead (Europe), Accenture

Paul has spent 20 years working in the consulting industry. Today, he works as part of Accenture's global Health and Wellbeing team to improve the lives of their workforce, working with their people and their partners to deliver their Health and Wellbeing vision and strategy.

Paul passionately believes that looking after the company's people leads to the best outcomes for both the individual and the business, and that we need to make wellbeing integral to the way we work.

Leah Gray,

UK & Ireland Benefits Manager at Marsh McLennan

Leah has worked in Employee Benefits for over 10 years, developing a package that supports Marsh McLennan's people throughout their employment.

The scope of this in recent years has included topics such as Men’s Health, Menopause and Neurodiversity, highlighting Marsh McLennan as an employer who cares. Marsh McLennan openly respects the differences among colleagues, creating an inclusive environment where the best people can bring their full selves to work.

This experience in listening to colleagues makes Leah optimistic that barriers can be broken down, to make these topics ones we freely talk about in the workplace.

Dr. Michael Mrozinsk

Dr. Michael's distinguished career spans across continents, from the United Kingdom to Australia. He boasts an impressive background in general and sports medicine, with notable stints including a four-year tenure with the Scottish Football Association, and involvement in the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

What truly sets Dr. Michael apart is his knack for making complex medical topics accessible. His TikTok account, @DrMichaelSays, is a hit with over 360k followers, where he's simplifying and explaining why out-of-pocket fees are rising for GP visits.

Come and hear from the doctor who's not just practicing medicine but revolutionizing the way we understand it.

Helen Lake

Director of Men's Health

Helen has 30 years of clinical experience in urology, the branch of medicine that focuses on the urinary tract system and male reproductive system.

Her interest in bridging the clinical gap between hospital and home led her to join the commercial sector in 2005 with Convatec, then Bbraun Medical in 2010 as a Lead Clinical Specialist Nurse, developing home urology services.

She has lectured widely across the UK for the British Association of Urology Nurses, amongst other high-profile associations. She’s now Peppy’s  Director of Men's Health services.

Martin Gibson

Fitness Practitioner

With over 15 years of experience in the fitness industry working with individuals and groups, Martin has had the pleasure of working with all ages and abilities from beginners to professional athletes.

He specialises in movement and performance enhancement, helping people to move more efficiently, enhance their performance and improve their lives.

During the past 15 years he has also had the pleasure of teaching up and coming coaches and trainers through their qualifications.

Mridula Pore

Co-Founder and Co-CEO

Mridula has spent her career driving innovations in healthcare to make it more accessible and affordable.

Most recently she has led commercial teams in the pharmaceuticals and digital health industries.

She has a PhD in chemical engineering from MIT and an MBA from MIT Sloan. Mridula is eager to reduce the men’s health taboo and support men in the workplace.

Evan Harris

Co-Founder and Co-CEO

Evan is passionate about all things related to health.

Among other things, he was the COO of the UK’s largest pathology company and recently led a national healthcare workforce of over 2,000 staff that included 1,300 clinicians (doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists).

Evan possesses extensive knowledge of the challenges pertaining to men's health in the workplace and is working with top employers to address them.

Kieran Howells

Head of Content at HR Grapevine 

Kieran Howells is the Head of Content at the UK’s largest HR title, HR Grapevine. Kieran has spent his career immersed in the HR community, writing in-depth analysis of ground-breaking news, hosting events and leading the title’s award-winning content team for its 150,000 readers.  
 
Kieran has appeared in HR debates on both the BBC and ITV news, spoken in front of thousands of HR practitioners at the industry’s biggest events, and worked with many of the biggest companies in the world to promote creating better workplaces. 

With his finger on the pulse of worker mental and physical health, Kieran is well placed to discuss the challenges that men face when addressing wellbeing.