Contributors

China Keitetsi is a Ugandan activist who has won international renown as a campaigner for the plight of child soldiers. The memoirs of Keitetsi, a former child soldier herself, have been translated into French, German, Japanese, Chinese and other languages.

Sir Fred Hoyle taught mathematics and was Plumian Professor of Astronomy and Experimental Philosophy at Cambride University, and professor-at-large at Cornell University. He is currently the Honorary Resident Professor at both Manchester University and University College, Cardiff. He is the author of several books including Nature of the Universe and Frontiers of Astronomy as well as a number of novels and two volumes of autobiography.

John Elliot was a leading BBC television producer and writer of other distinguished novels.

Mark S. Bonchek has been at the forefront of the digital revolution since receiving Harvard University's first Ph.D. on the topic of social media in 1997. He was the SVP of Communities and Networks for Sears Holdings, COO of Tomorrow Lab for McKinsey and Company, and Founder and CEO of Truman Company. He is now founder and Chief Epiphany Officer of Shift Thinking, where he works with individuals and organisations around the world to help them shift from incremental to exponential growth and achieve transformative change.