Anna Richardson is an established household name and award winning writer and presenter with over 25 years’ experience at the heart of British Broadcasting. A trusted and experienced broadcaster, she is as comfortable hosting popular Factual Entertainment shows such as Channel 4’s headline grabbing Naked Attraction – as she is leading hard-hitting documentaries like Are You Autistic?

With a particular interest in lifestyle and mental health, she is the author of two books on food and dieting; a frequent podcast host, and is also a qualified Cognitive Hypnotherapist. Anna is the co-founder of Mindbox – a 24 hour online therapy centre that specialises in supporting people struggling with stress and anxiety. She has also recently collaborated with The Photography Movement and photographer Charlie Clift on his nationwide exhibition on mental health.

Carrie Scott opened Carrie Scott & Partners in 2008, a business that is at once an art consultancy, gallery and curatorial endeavour. Having been a curator, art historian and arts writer since 2004, she was well positioned to start a company that would aim to disrupt the conventions of the art world.

She has worked with numerous businesses and collectors to help them establish, manage and maintain art collections worldwide. In 2018, Scott curated the largest independent photography show for The Store x 180 Strand, A shade of Pale, exhibiting 470 photographs that included 320 images from John Pawson’s series Spectrum.

Photo – Max Lacome

Model and personality Daisy Lowe has starred in major campaigns for designers including Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs and has been shot by some of the most notable names in fashion, such as Steven Miesel, Greg Williams and Steven Klein. Editorially, Daisy’s career has spanned internationally appearing in British Vogue, Italian Vogue, Dazed, i-D and the infamous Pirelli calendar.

She also hosts her own podcast ‘Femme’ where she has intimate, honest chats about the highs and lows of being female. She invites friends and heroes to talk about fashion and family, news and nonsense, culture and curves.

‘I am really glad to have been a part of this project as it is such an important subject, especially at the moment. Seeing how brilliant all of the entries were made it really tough choosing the one that resonated the most with me as so many were touching. I can’t wait to see the final exhibition and see what Show & Tell does next’.

Daniel Regan specialises in exploring complex and difficult emotional experiences, focusing on the transformational impact of arts on mental health, building on his own lived experience. His work focuses on themes of wellbeing and brokers dialogue around often taboo topics.He regularly exhibits and speaks at events across fine art, educational and clinical institutions in the UK and worldwide.

He runs the Arts & Health Hub, a 600 strong network of artists that work in the arts and health sector. He founded this network in 2015 as a way to support artists working in the sector that feel that they have little support or connection to other peers. His particular interest and focus is on practitioner support for artists with lived experience of mental health difficulties.

Emerald is a 26-year-old DJ and broadcaster. With one of the most wide-ranging genre knowledge bases, and a sound rooted in UK bass driven club music, Emerald’s dedication to breaking the newest talents across a wide spectrum of scenes positions her uniquely in UK music culture.

Whether it’s through her presenting as host of the Drive time show on Rinse FM, her experimental DJ sets drawing on percussive sounds with the choicest global selections, or her hosting work across events, club nights and festivals around the world, Emerald’s passion for the culture in its myriad forms has made her a recognised rising talent and creative force, breaking new artists to fans and brands alike.

Based in London, Emma Hardy is well practiced in capturing the nuances of everyday life. Her images reflect an often unnoticed drama behind the scenes. Coming from a theatrical background and having worked as an actress herself before focusing on photography, Emma cites her fascination with people’s behaviour, the tensions, interactions and quirky humour, as a driving energy in her work.

Her images are infused with a believable sense of being, her portraits are intimate and unselfconscious. Tilda Swinton, Natalia Vodianova, Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Stella McCartney have sat for her, among others.

A visual storyteller, Francis Augusto is an artist focused on capturing his subjects in honest environments. Francis takes pride in being of help to new photographers, whether it’s reviewing their work or giving advice.

He is also an advocate of community building – having been a youth worker in the past – Francis helps run a men’s group, The Mandem. The Mandem is a space that exists both digitally and physically, fostering a community of men that support and celebrate one another.

Lee is a Senior Advisor at Getty Images having previously been a member of the Executive Committee and the Senior Vice President for EMEA and Asia Pac. Lee was the joint managing Director of Allsport and has covered 18 summer and Winter Olympic Games.

As well as being Vice Chairman a trustee and board member of Fight 4 change he sits on the board of Black Prince Trust. The Photography Movement, Foley Boxing Club and the Dylan Howells foundation. Lee is passionate about all sports and their power to change lives particularly the sport of boxing.

Nihal Arthanayake is an acclaimed broadcaster and TV presenter.  He currently presents a daily daytime show on BBC 5 Live, and his unique interviewing style was recently recognised at the BBC Radio and Music Awards where he won Interview of the Year. 

Rankin is a British photographer, publisher and film director. With a portfolio ranging from portraiture to documentary, he has shot The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner and The Queen to name only a few.

As the global leader of Cisco’s Small Business segment, Sarah Eccleston is responsible for growing Cisco’s market share and revenue in the Small Business segment worldwide.

As Cisco’s internal and external spokesperson for Small Business, she speaks at key industry, customer, partner, and internal events to evangelize and establish Cisco as a thought leader in this market.
Prior to this role, Sarah was Cisco’s CTO for the Commercial and Small Business segments. She previously held roles in Engineering, Product Management, and Sales.

As CEO of EyeEm, the global premium stock photography marketplace, Simon Cox brings over 20 years of creative industry knowledge to this year’s Show and Tell panel.

His previous experience at the worldwide video and image platforms, such as Peach and Getty Images, has given him an in-depth understanding of the power of aesthetics and the celebration of young, emerging photography talent. 

Trevor Robinson OBE is one of the most high profile and highly regarded people in advertising, despite being told at the age of 11 by his school careers advisor he’d have more chance of being a bus driver. A background that has enabled him to keep his feet firmly on the ground and to create populist ideas, loved by real people.

As deputy general secretary at The National Society for Education in Art and Design (NSEAD) Sophie leads on policy and research. She is also editor of AD, the NSEAD’s magazine for art educators. She has been an associate lecturer and external examiner for the PGCE art & design at Goldsmiths University and a member of the DfE’s Expert Subject Advisory Group for Art, Craft & Design.

Prior to joining NSEAD she was the Senior Leader for Creative and Performing Arts at The Charter School, London, and had previous teaching experience in secondary schools, a child and family psychiatry unit and in Brixton Prison.

Zak Avery is a community focussed ethical entrepreneur, activist and event producer particularly in the realm of sustainable, innovative fashion and regenerative practices. He is the founder of sustainable and second hand fashion initiatives, ‘Ethically Woven’ and the ‘The Garmhaus’