Christopher NewberryAfter completing his degree in Communication Science, Christopher Newberry worked for several years with voluntary organisations, including Shelter, where he developed a strong interest and understanding of the not-for-profit sector. He chaired an effective homelessness campaign and pressure group. Later he returned to producing audiovisual, printed and, most recently, electronic media. He has written and produced documentary and educational television and radio in Britain and abroad for BBC Education, BBC World Service, EFS Television, Loftus Productions and others. He has been a media producer for organisations such as the Housing Corporation, Citizens Advice Bureau, Community Health Council, Advice Services Alliance, many housing associations and more. He is bilingual in Spanish and English and fluent in French. He is married with two teenage boys and two Border Collies .

 
Frances CoxFrances Cox is a creative and experienced media producer, who has implemented educational and training projects from Mexico to Afghanistan for the BBC World Service and the British Council. After doing a degree in History of Art at Sussex University she worked in the voluntary sector for several years, principally in the fields of housing, at Shelter, and the law, at South Islington Law Centre, which she helped set up. While in Mexico, she trained as a language teacher and brought her skills to the BBC World Service where she became a radio producer. Through several promotions, Frances went on to be regional editor, in charge of the Middle East and Africa. She has a great deal of experience writing and producing educational and training materials in a range of audiovisual formats. She is married with two boys and a dog.