I enjoy travelling to new places and am at my happiest when high in the mountains or with sand between my toes. My simple pleasures in life include country walks, Greek food, a strong cosmopolitan and laughing until it hurts.

Fun and laughter are very important to me! I like to make sure there’s enough for everyone. I also enjoy whizzing about on my bicycle, exploring places, organising stuff, any sport that doesn’t require any skill, and plagiarising the odd tune.

At the risk of sounding appallingly cheesy, treating people with kindness and fairness is important to me; I cannot stand injustice or cruelty. I love to wander around new cities, as well as read, sit in my garden, support Liverpool FC, drink margaritas and eat Japanese food.

I spend most of my free time chasing after my two young (energetic!) children, but when I’m not in ‘mum mode’ I enjoy swimming, jogging, expensive cocktails and a good natter with friends.

Making time for my ‘anchors’ – that is, doing the things I love that really anchor me, to me – is fundamental. These include one-on-one catch ups with loved ones, visiting my favourite areas of London, cooking new recipes and looking after my home and house plants.

The most important things to me are the people in my life, deepening those relationships and adding new ones along the way. A vehicle for my extroversion is soccer, a game I’ve played for 40 years which rewards me with the highs of teamwork, friendship, physicality, and competitive drama.

Life is very full (and full on) with little ones but it’s where I feel most fulfilled. Keeping fit and listening to podcasts help me ‘do me’ plus seeing and making new friends in my new city.

I love creative problem-solving: from creating retro video-games using outdated software, to rock climbing on the cliffs and mountains around the Pacific Northwest, I enjoy anything that tests both my creativity and logic.

I’m a great believer that openness and vulnerability are key to forming positive, productive relationships; something I’m striving to improve at. When I’m not chasing a pre-schooler around, you’ll find me delving into my increasingly uncool record collection, hunting down London’s best fried chicken or questioning why I ever decided to support Crystal Palace.

Spending my time and energy with people I love is paramount – usually it’s over some hearty food, or while running after my very friendly, very cheeky dog.

Seeing my kids happy and thriving is imperative to me, so I spend most of my free time ferrying them around to various activities. I enjoy good times with friends and am partial to an Aperol Spritz, followed by good food and wine.

Our microprocessor-based world is certainly magical, but the mechanical age’s charm still fascinates me; I enjoy bicycling, film photography, woodworking, wood and canvas aircraft, and mechanical watches. Sharing my enthusiasm with others and triggering ‘Aha’ moments gives me great joy.

I’m a people person, and love nurturing my relationships with my family and friends – as well as meeting new people. In my free time, I love to go to the theatre, bury my nose in a book, or explore the countryside with my dog.

Social justice and equality are important to me. I am eager to educate myself about issues and where possible support the different causes I feel strongly about. Outside of work, I love sport – both playing and watching. Coming from India, I am very predictably a cricket buff! Besides sport, I like to get my guitar out and strum a few songs.

The most important thing to me is my family and friends. I love to travel the world and experience its true beauty. As a visual person, my favorite part of traveling, discovering areas with incredible architecture.

My family and friends are my priority, so spending quality time together outside of work is essential to me. I also love cooking, hiking and going on camping trips in our new van.

I’ve always strived to abide by the ‘those who do what’s right will be rewarded’ philosophy. When not working, you can find me fly-fishing for wild trout, brewing beer, listening to music and tending to the yard.

Quality of life and spending time with friends are very important to me. I live in Devon, so outside of work you’ll often find me at the beach with my two children or taking friends who have come to stay. I’m always happy to hear a podcast recommendation for the train journey up to the London office!

I value curiosity above any other characteristic. For example, while I wrote this, sat in a car outside a church hall, waiting to pick up my son from drama club, I saw a man holding a large circuit board. He walked into the carpark, looked round in confusion, and left again. Why? I will never know. My favourite hobby is seeing things like that.

Doing right by others and spending quality time with friends and family are things I find important. Outside of work, I enjoy watching movies, live music, going to the theatre and am an avid football and tennis fan.