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London-based cultural strategist and social impact leader advising organisations across Europe and Africa on cultural intelligence, soft-power strategy, and community-centred development. Through CAF Advisory, she supports corporates, C-Suite leaders, boards, and philanthropic institutions in navigating cultural complexity and building equitable, future-ready strategies. Co-Director of Kiyana Wraps.

Political strategist and community leader working at the intersection of Europe–Africa diplomacy, cultural systems, and social impact. Chair of the Board, responsible for strategic direction and governance oversight. Co-Director of Kiyana Wraps. Founder of the Young Congo Economic Zone vision — a purpose-built space for Congolese young people to self-actualise, learn, and thrive.

Abraham Leno is a highly experienced leader in international development and humanitarian response, with more than two decades of work in complex and fragile contexts around the world. A social entrepreneur and human-centred practitioner, he has held diverse leadership and field roles — including programme management, protection, and operational leadership — across South Sudan, Pakistan, Liberia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Guinea, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. He spent over a decade based in the DRC, where he played a central role in developing and expanding the Asili model — an innovative social enterprise delivering essential services such as clean water and primary healthcare through sustainable, community-rooted systems. Today, Asili serves tens of thousands of people and stands as a leading example of dignified, locally driven development. Throughout his career, Abraham has held senior leadership positions across respected organisations in the global development sector. He continues to advise and support institutions committed to advancing more effective, human-centred approaches to development. Deeply committed to the rights and dignity of displaced communities, Abraham brings both lived understanding and professional expertise to his work. A longstanding mentor and supporter of Congolese and Fabulous — since its early days as Young, Congolese and Fabulous — he shares a strong alignment with the Foundation's vision. His leadership reflects a deep belief in local ownership, community strength, and building systems that endure across generations.

Head and Neck Clinical Nurse Specialist at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, with over 20 years of NHS service. One of the UK's most experienced clinical professionals in her field, Somboli brings authoritative insight into health inequality, institutional partnership, patient-centred advocacy, and what genuine care for human dignity looks like in practice.