Ilona leads the Center with the conviction that ethics and evidence belong together. Ilona is a qualitative researcher and policy specialist with a decade of combined experience undertaking interdisciplinary qualitative research.​ ​ Ilona holds a Master of Bioethics from Harvard University and has worked across academic, regulatory, and policy settings, including Harvard Medical School, the UK General Medical Council, and independently for the Albanian Ministry of Health and the Nuffield Council on Bioethics.

Enea turns ambition into action. With years of experience driving growth across tech and enterprise markets, he now puts that energy behind expanding the Center's reach and impact. Enea has focused on market research and strategy across diverse sectors. He has also advanced into business development and commercial strategy management, strengthening his expertise in building sustainable programmes and initiatives. He holds degrees in International Marketing and Business Administration.

Allison is responsible for leading our work on Ectogestation and Parenthood. ​Before joining the team, Allison conducted bioethics and policy research for the WHO on global sustainable clinical trials, and for the Nuffield Council on Bioethics on topics across reproduction, emerging technologies, and disagreements in paediatric critical care. Prior to that, Allison earned a MSc in Bioethics & Society from King's College London and worked in emergency pandemic response for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.

Diori keeps the Center's research funded and moving forward. As Grants Manager and Researcher, he has a sharp eye for opportunity and an even sharper eye for the fine print. He brings six years of experience in the projects and think tank sector, with a focus on public consultations, good governance, and ethics in public administration. He has worked on initiatives funded by the UNDP, the European Commission and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), among others. ​Diori holds an MSc in Conflict and Development Studies from Ghent University.

Orla leads the development of our digital presence and engagement strategy, shaping how our research and insights are communicated with clarity and care. A Public Relations and Digital Communications professional with over six years’ experience across healthcare, charity, policy and research, she plays a key role in strengthening how we engage with our audiences – ensuring content is accessible, grounded in evidence, and responsive to lived experience. She has previously worked at the Nuffield Council on Bioethics and The Royal Marsden, with a focus on ethical and impactful communication.

Claire is a Clinical Ethicist by training, working on the traditional, ancestral and unceded homelands of the Coastal Salish peoples (the xʷmәθkʷәy̓әm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish), and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations), colonially known as Vancouver, Canada. Claire holds a Master of Arts in Medical Ethics and Law from King’s College London, a Certificate in Health Law from Osgoode Hall Law School and an Honours Specialization in Health Sciences from Western University. She has academic and professional experience in both the Canadian and British contexts.

Teni supports the qualitative research workstream. He knows that good research lives in the details. Teni gained professional experience in an academic environment, where he supported quality assurance, coordination, and institutional operations. He has also worked in the fintech sector in a human capital and organisational capacity, as well as in consultancy, where he engaged in recruitment and stakeholder coordination. ​​ He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Relations and Political Science.