Whitney Berry

Whitney Berry is former head of diversity & inclusion at ustwo London, a global digital design studio. California born-and-raised, she graduated from UCLA with a degree in Sociology.

Alongside previous business roles, Whitney worked for several years volunteering with School On Wheels, a Los Angeles organisation dedicated to helping homeless children stay focused on education. Coupled with her strong sense of social mobility is Whitney’s impressive commercial acumen in the fast-changing tech industry.

Whitney’s commitment to workplace equality resulted in her becoming ustwo‘s first head of diversity & inclusion, a pioneering move to focus on removing barriers to inclusion and increase innovation. Whitney advises Altogether Different on workplace trends in entrepreneurial businesses and is at the very centre of the conversation around increasing diversity and inclusion in tech – and beyond.

Doug Harper

Doug Harper is Director of Finance and Operations for Development Media International. DMI  delivers scientifically designed mass media campaigns to change behaviours and save lives in developing countries. DMI successfully concluded its first multi-country campaign, acting in Burkina Faso, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Niger, Mali and Mauritania. It was part of UNFPA’s Sahel Women’s Empowerment and Demographic Dividend (SWEDD) project, and focused on promoting family planning. The animations have reached 277 million African television viewers and prompted 8 million views on Facebook since August 2018.

Prior to his roles within the Charity sector, Doug served as a Commissioned Officer with The Corps of the Royal Engineers, managing teams to deliver diverse military engineering capacity and construction tasks in complex conditions around the world.

A key part of the Advisory Board for Altogether Different, Doug brings a grass-roots global outlook, experience of partnering with CEOs and Leadership teams as well as an ingrained passion for equality and social mobility.