Jessica is an actor, writer and director, and is Co-Artistic Director of She Productions Theatre Company. After gaining a First Class French and Drama degree, she trained at Drama Studio London, where she was nominated for the BBC Carleton Hobbs Bursary Award for Radio. As an actor, she has worked predominantly in theatre, both locally and Nationally. Work includes: Beryl (Arcola Theatre and East Riding Theatre) Goodnight Mister Tom, (East Riding Theatre), My Big Little Sister (National Tour including The Lyric Hammersmith, The Yvonne Arnaud and Nottingham Playhouse), Top Girls (Tristan Bates Theatre)She co-founded She Productions in 2015 and has written or co-written many of the company’s shows, and over the past few years has been directing increasingly.Jessica is also a qualified Modern Languages and Drama Teacher and has taught in secondary and primary schools, as well as directing and facilitating for the Shakespeare Schools Festival.

Rich left Hymers in 2008 with A Levels in Maths, IT, and Physics. When he was deciding on his next steps he was focused on a university course that would, as much as possible, guarantee him a job out of University, and as such he landed on the Ernst and Young Degree in Accounting, Auditing, and Finance at Lancaster University. Four years later he completed the course which included 18 months of work experience in EY's London Office and joined EY full-time in September 2012. He completed his exams in 2013 and time qualified as a Chartered Accountant (ICAS) in 2014. In late 2014 he decided he wanted to try something different and joined BT's Consumer division (now EE) and worked as a finance manager on the launch of BT Mobile and the acquisition of EE before moving on to look after the finances for their early life customer call centres. Immediately regretting the move to Customer Care he decided to leave London with his wife and two dogs to move back to Hull to take over his family's accounting practice. It was here where he practically fell into an acquisition of a telecoms engineering firm, which after a long, often painful journey has become Bauer Engineering Limited, a full 'turnkey' fibre engineering firm installing the next generation of one Gigabit capable broadband nationally.

Tom graduated with first class honours from University of Manchester in Chemical Engineering. He went on to work for an engineering consultancy firm focussing on power generation from energy from waste, biomass, and anaerobic digestion. He then spent time for an engineering project management firm working on greenfield and brownfield projects for a variety of industries. More recently he moved to ERM, one of the world's largest sustainability consultancy firms. He now works as a senior consultant on due diligence projects of various infrastructure assets for private equity and corporate clients.

Calum is the R&D Site Lead for Reckitt Hull, a leading health and consumer goods company famous for global brands such as Dettol, Durex, Nurofen, Gaviscon, Strepsils, and Mucinex. He qualified in 1993 with a BSc (Hons) in Pure Chemistry from the University of Strathclyde before joining the Wellcome Foundation on their graduate recruitment programme. Working in GlaxoSmithKline’s Chemical Development Division, Calum held increasingly senior roles developing and launching new pharmaceutical treatments across pain, cancer, and asthma indications. He joined Reckitt in 2010 helping to establish their growing OTC Healthcare business and led the technical specification of their new £100m Science & Innovation Centre in Hull.