Elizabeth Oldfield

Elizabeth is the author of Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times and the host of The Sacred podcast. She is a seasoned broadcaster, writer, and lecturer, specialising in public ethics, spirituality, wisdom, and the broader themes of our shared human experience.

Kate Forbes

Kate Forbes is Deputy First Minister of Scotland and Cabinet Secretary for the Economy and Gaelic in the Scottish Government. She has served as MSP for Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch since 2016. She is widely respected for her uncompromising, gracious commitment to her Christian values and faith in public life.

Robin John

Robin John is CEO and co-founder of Eventide, an asset management firm dedicated to honouring God and investing in companies that benefit the common good. Robin and his wife Jaunita co-founded Darsha Academy, a girls’ school in Southern India, to educate and empower young women in science.

Tim Dixon

Tim Dixon is the co-founder of More in Common, an organisation with over 60 staff in seven countries  that helps leaders across society and politics navigate polarization. He has worked as a lawyer, economist, Prime Minister’s speechwriter, and has co-founded more than ten charities and businesses around the world.

Fabio D'Andrea

Fabio D’Andrea is an acclaimed contemporary classical composer, pianist and film director. He has performed all over the world at prestigious events and venues, including Cannes Film Festival and the Royal Albert Hall. His latest works have served to bring focus to current social issues and advocate for change.

Mandi Hart

Mandi Hart is a filmmaker, screenwriter, and attorney specializing in creative content development and production and intellectual property. She is President of MORE Productions, whose film 21 Martyrs was shortlisted for the 97th Academy Awards for Best Animated Short Film.

Sarah Williams

Sarah Williams is a historian, writer, and storyteller with a gift for bringing history to life in a way that resonates with contemporary society. Her most recent book When Courage Calls: Josephine Butler and the Radical Pursuit of Justice for Women, explores Butler’s political activism and Christian faith.

Janie Oliver

Janie joined Stewardship as CFO in February 2021 before becoming CEO in January 2024. Originally trained as a chartered accountant in South Africa, she spent her formative career in senior finance roles at Barclays Bank before transitioning to the charitable sector ten years ago.

Before joining Stewardship, Janie led The Just Money Movement, a charity seeking to influence on issues related to faith and finance, where she regularly spoke on connecting faith, money matters and living generously utilising all we have available to us. She also spent four years at Access – The Foundation for Social Investment, leading on the investment of their £60m endowment and pioneering a total-impact investment approach.