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ROLE MODELS

Roselyn leads global partner hiring for McKinsey &
Company, a global management consulting firm that
serves leading businesses, governments, non-govern-
mental and not-for-profit organisations. She is also a
social activist, networker and fundraiser who has, in the
last decade, humbly supported charities including the
Food Chain, the Baroness Amos Trust, The Nelson Man-
dela Children’s Fund, Brotherhood Sister Sol, Women’s
Aid, the Global Foundation for the Elimination of Do-
mestic Violence and Arms around the Child. Roselyn
holds British and American citizenship and has lived
Roselyn Cason-Marcus in the United Kingdom for over twenty years. Roselyn
Manager earned a BA in History from Colgate University.

Ms Samantha Tross is the first female of African Carib-
bean descent to become an Orthopaedic Consultant
in the UK. She is a hip and knee specialist. She recent-
ly became the first female surgeon in Europe to per-
form a robotic assisted hip replacement. She received
her medical degree from University College London
before pursuing a career in Surgery. She is currently
researching the effects of low vitamin D on patients
undergoing hip or knee replacement surgery. She is
an examiner for Imperial College Medical School finals Samantha Tross
examinations and an Associate Editor for the Journal of
Medical Case Reports. Orthopaedic Consultant

Sandra Clough is a Database Manager at BNPParibas
she is responsible for managing the data content, of the
internal procurement, expense and people manage-
ment systems. In addition, Sandra has spent the last
five years as the Co –Chair of the Banks’s Multicultural
Network. Within this role she has spearheaded, many
initiatives for the Banks BAME employees, and has
been nominated for many awards in this capacity, more
recently in the top 8 workplace heroes for the Investing
in Ethnicity Awards .She has also worked collaboratively
with the other employee networks in an effort to sup-
Sandra Clough port and promote the Bank’s Diversity and Inclusion
Strategy. Sandra is a Fellow of the RSA and sits on the
Database Manager Board of an Educational Business Partnership.

Stephanie read law at Cardiff University. Thereafter,
she completed her professional studies at the College
of Law (now University of Law) in Bloomsbury, London.
Stephanie undertook her training contract at Goodman
Derrick LLP and qualified as a private client solicitor at
the firm in September 2011. Since qualifying, Stephanie
has built up a successful legal practice and advises a
variety of domestic and international clients on matters
concerning their private wealth. She has also served as
a trustee of a national youth charity and a London based
charity which hosts live crowdfunding events for not- Stephanie Brobbey
for-profit organisations pursuing social change. Senior Associate

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