The Executive Board of Directors
The Executive Board sets the direction for the OWIT UK Chapter and manages the day to day activities.
To contact the Board, please email admin@owituk.org

President
Noreen is the Principal of Market Accents and a Trade, Strategic Marketing and Communications specialist with an international private enterprise and entrepreneurial portfolio career.

Vice President
Janice B Gordon
Janice is an experienced international Speaker, Educator, Consultant, Author, Customer Growth and Sales Expert, and a Visiting Fellow at Cranfield School of Management.

Vice President
Deborah is CEO and Founder of Forensic Pathways specialising in the development of innovative technologies for the criminal and threat intelligence arena.

Vice President and Hon Secretary
Antonella runs Marketing Nest and is a strategic marketer with over 20 years marketing and digital experience, helping brands put their best foot forward, online and offline.

Vice President
Véronique is an amazing trilingual, strategic and impact-focused Learning & Leadership professional who is currently Product and Learners Experience Manager at Insights.

Vice President
Nicole is an experienced Senior Development Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in international trade and development, with a focus on MSMEs, women’s empowerment, creative industries and digital skills training for girls.


Vice President
Gurshinder has spent 20 plus years working within the Banking Industry in London, Hong Kong and Dubai.

Vice President
Dominique is a London-based digital policy and strategy consultant.
OWIT UK Advisory Board

Chair - Advisory Board
The OWIT UK Executive Board is assisted by an Advisory Board chaired by Savvitas President and Founder, Helene Martin Gee. A serial entrepreneur with businesses from technology to healthy snacks, Helene is Founder of award-winning businesswomen’s network Savvitas, with Patrons The Rt Hon Theresa May MP and Tessa Sanderson CBE.

Advisory Board Member
Sue Lawton MBE is a global expert on women’s economic empowerment with a particular interest in corporate and government supply chains. Sue has an extensive international experience in moderating discussion on women’s entrepreneurship.