Roberta d'Eustachio (Rd'E) is an entrepreneur obsessed with delivering media from the philanthropist's point of view. That desire led to founding The American Benefactor, the first consumer magazine for philanthropists, as well as Giving Magazine -- Engaging Philanthropists Worldwide, a publication-in-development. As a philanthropic advisor, Rd'E has consulted with leading global brands including The Economist Group, The Financial Times and The World Bank as well as philanthropists, social enterprises and non-profits around the world.

Transatlantic commuter Rd'E at present lives in London and, in addition to her work as Executive Producer of this site, she is Chief of Staff to the British Government’s Ambassador for Philanthropy, Dame Stephanie Shirley.

Brian Lipscomb has been involved with technology for over twenty years, and founded technology services company Divergex in Philadelphia, PA. Specializing in all aspects of computers, Brian brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Ambassador(s) For Philanthropy project. His philosophy is: “Do it right, or don’t do it at all.”

Lipscomb adds: “Technology is a constantly evolving industry. People who use technology daily don’t have the time to study and learn all of the new and different terms and capabilities. I work to show people how technology can improve their efficiency, productivity and, ultimately, their lives.”

Strongly focused on philanthropy and non-profits, Nick Cater is a UK-based independent international writer, editor and consultant. A former Fleet Street journalist, he has reported from more than 40 countries so far on stories as diverse as war in Africa, environmental risks in Latin America, disasters in Europe, and the Asian sport of elephant polo. Cater has worked with and advised a wide range of organisations both global and local, from the International Red Cross to the World Bank and Medecins Sans Frontieres.

Felicity has 13 years experience of the voluntary & public sectors at director level. In addition to her consultancy role, Chadwick-Histed is a trustee of the Richmond Youth Partnership and also a founder trustee of London charity The Bridge for Social Communication [which assists autistic children], and a Governor of Marjory Kinnon School, Hounslow. She has an Msc in Voluntary Sector Management from Cass Business School.

Her past experience includes being a co-founder & director of Public Technology Ltd, and director roles for the The Royal Free Hampstead Charitable Trust, Citizens Advice and the Samaritans. Chadwick has a long history of successful direction of fundraising, sales and marketing.

Born in Italy (Ascoli Piceno) about 27 years ago, he got a degree and a masters in Superior Education with a specialization in Modern Arts. A challenging character and a restless experimenter, he is experienced in all kinds of arts with a particular mention in visual arts (film and digital photography) and music (new media and electronic composition). He lives in London and currently works as freelance in several experimental projects.