Goli is a Director at Global Office Consulting and a Barrister by training. She has served as Executive Director of a leading arts charity for more than seven years and has contributed several articles to journals in the Middle Eastern art community. Prior to that she worked for an International Law firm for over ten years where she specialised in family, construction and property law.

Goli has a passion for mental health issues, sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender-based violence. She is a passionate mentor for Wellbeing for Women Africa’s Youth Partners and takes great joy in helping them cultivate strong, evidence-based advocacy.

Stephanie is a digital communications strategist who has been advising on and creating digital media campaigns for non-profit organisations, political campaigns and elected officials in New York and London for a decade. Past projects have included campaigns for ensuring women's reproductive health rights are upheld during the Trump administration and to increase the amount of women honoured with historic blue plaques.

Stephanie writes about social issues and has been published in numerous magazines aface on a daily basis. Previously, she conducted a behavioural change research for the United nd journals internationally. She is currently publishing her Master's dissertation - an analysis on how allegations of gender-based violence are perceived, which contributes to the body of research on women's propensity to speak out.

Paula is an international development expert and an experienced leader with a background in public policy. She is skilled in project management, strategic partnership development and data collection and analysis, with previous roles with the International Chamber of Commerce, ActionAid International and the Kenyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.

Paula’s career aspirations stem from her upbringing. She is able to combine her exposure to both the African and European landscapes to provide valuable insight on key social issues such as economic and political inequalities.

Paula holds a BA in International Relations from Leeds University and a MSc in African Development from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Roxanna is a content writer and strategist who has led international advocacy campaigns for various NGOs and the EU. While lobbying for sexual and reproductive rights at a political level, she travelled to Rwanda with a group of parliamentarians for 2018’s International Conference on Family Planning. She was also on the event management committee for the 7th International Parliamentarians Conference on the Implementation of the ICPD Programme (IPCI) held in Ottawa in 2018, alongside UNFPA and Action Canada.

Having previously worked with various clients on a freelance basis, Roxanna has written speeches, articles, and books on behalf of activists, political figures, and academics in the field of human rights and health. She has also had articles published in various publications, and is managing editor of the online sociopolitical magazine, Euro Babble.

Roxanna holds a Bachelor's degree in French and Spanish from King's College London and a Master's degree in European Studies: Ideas, Ideologies and Identities from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Eleanor is a writer, editor and communications specialist with 7 years’ experience working in gender equality, human rights and social justice. She holds an MA in English Literature and an MSc in Gender Studies, where she specialised in the women’s human rights movement and sexual and reproductive health and rights. She is currently publishing two pieces of research; one on how menstrual health stigma is created and resisted through language, and one on the role of the Scottish media in advancing gender equality. Prior to joining Global Office, Eleanor spent 3 years as Editor-in-Chief and Head of Communications for Girls’ Globe, where she supported a global network of 200 gender equality advocates and activists.

Eleanor is deeply passionate about human rights and gender equality and believes firmly in the power of storytelling to create change. Her writing on gender issues has been published by multiple national and international media outlets, and in 2018 she was listed as one of Scotland’s 30 Under 30 inspiring young women.

Mpho Elizabeth Mpofu is a development practitioner and professional criminologist with over 5 years’ experience of working on tri-sector led social impact projects and programs in Africa. She has previously worked for Actionaid International Uganda as a Gender Advisor and has helped girls stay in school by addressing social injustices they Nations High Commission for Refugees in Botswana. Mpho has received various awards for her work in advancing women’s rights in the African continent. Mpho is passionate about transforming lives and believes in the possibility of a world free of poverty, where equity and dignity is possible when youth, women and girls drive the development agenda as agents of change. Her work involves constantly innovating for social good while providing out of the ordinary, adoptable solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems. She is currently a Chevening scholar pursuing her MSc in International Development from the University of Bristol.

Salome Nthenya Nzuki is a feminist with over 3 years’ experience in advocacy for gender equity, equality and empowerment of women. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Gender and Development Studies and Sociology. She is a youth partner at Well-being for Women Foundation where she pens articles on various gender issues https://bit.ly/2PMnGbK . Salome’s work has been published by 'Media Planet UK' publication, 'Wellbeing for Women: The story so far' book and 'Nairobi Law Monthly' a Kenyan publication on legal and human rights issues. In 2015, Salome was the silver winner of a Pan African essay writing competition on entrepreneurship organized by the African Liberty Organization for Development.
As consultant for Action Aid International she has trained community and religious leaders in two counties of Kenya on the need to uphold women's rights. She regularly appears on national television talk shows to discuss matters of gender equality.
Salome has rich experience in policy advocacy for youth inclusion in decision making processes. She has served at the Department for International Development (Kenya) youth board to ensure the DFID programming is youth inclusive. In 2016 as a project assistant at Youth Accountability and Strategy Network she spearhead the implementation of a project dubbed 'Voice Africa Future 3' where she mobilized youth in three counties to engage with policy makers to champion for implementation of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development.
She is a Founding member of ‘Common Futures Conversations' community. The project is collaboration between Chatham House and Robert Bosch Stifung seeking to facilitate policy dialogue between youth and policy makers in Africa and Europe. Salome has attended a number of international meetings for high level engagement with policy makers.
As a Digital Media and Communications Account Associate at Global Office Consulting, Salome creates content for social media and does research to support advocacy work.