Inaya’s career is driven by the belief that technological disruption should be an engine for equity, not a driver of division. Having navigated a non-traditional path through a Degree Apprenticeship in Digital and Technology Solutions with a focus in Data Science, Inaya bridges the gap between deep technical expertise and the future of work in the current economy. Today, she operates at the intersection of data and commercial strategy at DOJO Tech, a leading UK based international Financial Technology company. In her role she leads high impact insights, analytics and predictions across international markets for senior stakeholders such as Country Managers. Her professional journey from apprentice to specialist gives her a unique, frontline perspective on how digital transformation reshapes industries and careers.

Inaya has been engaging with industry leaders since the age of 18 as a public speaker at the Royal Institution. Her ability to drive innovation from concept to execution is evidenced by her success leading and winning multiple hackathons for example at Imperial College London x Action for Humanity. There, she served as a Project Manager for sustainability focused technology and housing solutions that have since been implemented by the charity to support refugees in Syria. As the UK’s Y7 Delegate for Technological Disruption, Inaya represents the voice of a generation navigating rapid technological change. She is a staunch advocate for human centric AI governance, ethical automation, and the expansion of accessible STEM pathways, ensuring that emerging technologies act as a force for inclusive growth and global opportunity. She is honoured to serve as a voice for UK youth, ensuring their perspectives shape the global conversation on the ethical and equitable future of technology.

Lola is a researcher and student at the University of Exeter studying Anthropology with Japanese. While pursuing her degree, Lola has worked on projects with Mor Media, primarily research and marketing for their Black Tide documentary on the Torrey Canyon oil disaster. She is also dedicated to multiple leadership roles in her university and local community, including representing Exeter University as a student ambassador, and as Online International Editor of Exeposé, Exeter University’s student newspaper. Having worked in primary education for 3 years and taught as an English teacher, she has extensive knowledge of working with young people and cross-cultural communication. Lola is highly interested in careers involving diplomacy, research and that allow her to use her language ability. She hopes to use her ethnographic expertise to reach underrepresented communities and work towards effective policy improvement.

Katie Rennie is currently an Account Manager at M&C Saatchi World Services, specialising in communications and strategy. Prior to that, she worked in documentary film and alongside numerous NGOs and charities. She is also a graduate of the University of Oxford, where she was Arts Representative for her college JCR. Katie is thrilled to join the Y7 team and work together with the international delegates on the geopolitical upheavals policy track.

Anmol is a youth advocate and policy professional with a Master’s degree in Law. She has experience working across local and regional government and the charity sector, with a strong focus on equity, inclusion, and ensuring diverse perspectives are reflected in policy and practice across the UK. Her work has included contributing to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) reporting process, with a particular focus on children’s right to adequate housing, and she has been invited to speak at high-level roundtables with UK civil society representatives and the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Currently, Anmol works in government projects and grant management, supporting and overseeing youth projects across London that support young people impacted by structural inequality, including those with care experience and those facing systemic economic inequality. Her professional journey is shaped by lived experience, which informs her commitment to ensuring that policy and funding decisions are grounded in real-world impact. Anmol is honoured to represent UK youth as the Y7 Economic & Demographic Imbalances Delegate and is driven to be a voice for the future, ensuring underrepresented young people are meaningfully heard in decision-making spaces.