Jeremy Gadd is the founder of J Gadd Associates, which works with people in business and other organisations to achieve their full potential. Jeremy and his team provide leadership and performance coaching, help with stakeholder engagement, independent reviews of how well people in an organisation are working together and practical help in other ways.

Before becoming a lawyer Eile Gibson worked as a financial analyst. She qualified as a barrister and then re-qualified as a solicitor working as tax adviser on corporate transactions. Eile is also a chartered tax advisor with CIOT and an associate with the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators (ACIS), and has her own London-based tax advisory practice.

Dr Stephen Hardy was for 13 years a law academic (latterly of the University of Manchester), researching into the European, commercial and employment law. As a result he is a respected scholar and author of numerous books and articles in the fields of employment/discrimination and European law. He now practises at the Bar. Formerly he has worked at the EU Commission and the European Parliament, as well as special advisor to the UK Government (DTI).

Alison Haynes has been a tax partner in a leading firm of accountants for more than 17 years and has provided tax advice to her clients for over 30 years with a strong focus on employment taxes both from UK and international perspectives. Alison is married with two children and therefore has first-hand experience of being a working parent and needing childcare.

Zahirul Hoque is Professor and Chair of Accounting at La Trobe University, Australia. He earned his PhD from University of Manchester in 1993, and also has B.Com and M.Com from the University of Dhaka. He edits and contributes to a number of international accounting journals.

Ann L. Humphrey is a solicitor with an independent tax practice specialising in indirect tax.

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Mark Hunt is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and a senior teaching fellow at Birmingham City University and previously worked in the accountancy profession for over 25 years, specialising in all areas of taxation.

Grahame Jackson is a solicitor qualified in England and Wales and Gibraltar. He is also an ADIT accredited Partner at Hassans, a Gibraltar-based law firm, and a specialist in both domestic and international tax. His work covers all matters related to assets across Europe and the globe. Grahame began work on automatic exchange of information during the implementation of FATCA and led the teams which implemented CRS and DAC6 in Hassans. He has trained multiple fiduciary companies on DAC6, CRS and FATCA, spoken on DAC6 on many occasions to various professional bodies and advises more generally on cross border related matters.

Malcolm James is the Head of Department of the Accounting, Economics and Finance Department at Cardiff Metropolitan University and has lectured widely on the subject of taxation on both professional and undergraduate courses. He has also lectured for the Chartered Institute of Taxation and written a number of articles for their journal Tax Adviser and is the Chief Examiner for taxation by the Institute of Financial Services. Before becoming a lecturer he worked for several large firms of accountants and also in industry.

Grant Jones is an insolvency accountant partner with Cooper Parry LLP. He also practises as an attorney, in-house with a UK hedge fund and as a consultant to the UK firm of Taylor Vinters and the Gibraltar firm of Ellul & Co, as well as having his own arbitration practice. He is a member of the Governing Council of the ICAEW, President of the London Society of Chartered Accountants and a Special Professor of Law at Nottingham University. For more details see http://www.gmjones.org.