Sarah Cunningham is Managing Director of the World Wellbeing Movement (WWM), and host of the

‘Working on Wellbeing’ podcast series.

Housed within the University of Oxford’s Wellbeing Research Centre at Harris Manchester College, the

World Wellbeing Movement’s aim is to improve the quality of life of people across the world by

putting wellbeing at the heart of decision-making in both business and public policy.

Sarah’s own expertise, which bridges both the corporate and academic worlds, strongly aligns with

the World Wellbeing Movement’s approach. She is a senior business leader, workplace wellbeing

expert, and future of work strategist with over 20 years’ experience, gained in companies including

Accenture, Google and Mastercard.

Sarah graduated first in her year from the London School of Economics’ (LSE’s) Executive Master’s

(EMSc) in Psychological & Behavioural Science, where she also won awards for both best dissertation,

and best overall performance. She is also a graduate of the Smurfit Business School Senior Leadership

programme in partnership with Darden University, and she has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business & Law

from University College Dublin.

Christian Pau has been with The LEGO Group for 13 years, where his current role is Vice President and General Manager, UK & Ireland. His previous positions include Vice President of Strategy and Transformation in Denmark and Senior Sales Director of LEGO GmbH for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Christian encompasses the values and mission of the LEGO Group, where play is an essential tool for children to learn and develop key skills.

Prior to joining the LEGO Group, he worked for the Boston Consulting Group in numerous roles. He is married with four children and enjoys outdoor sports and travelling in his spare time.

Read our feature in LINK of Anders here.

As Senior Partnerships Executive at Goodwille, Saga leads the company’s collaborations, strategic alliances and brand building across the UK, the Netherlands, and Northern Europe. With a background in journalism, she spent several years working at some of Sweden’s leading media outlets before relocating to London in 2020. Prior to joining Goodwille, Saga was part of the communications team at the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK, where she represented the Swedish business community in London, and in the wider UK.