He designs and creates online courses and events for all audiences, in the UK and internationally.

Andrew has spent several years working in health and care, specialising in patient information, digital learning and engagement, and adult education and training. He has trained as a tutor, trainer and editor.

In his spare time, Andrew co-hosts The Right Work careers podcast, and according to Spotify he is a top 0.1% fan of ABBA.

He works on writing, editing and creating online learning for all audiences, in the UK and internationally. This includes ensuring that the experiences of people affected by cancer feature within our learning.

Gareth worked as a journalist for nearly 13 years, writing and editing for consumer, business-to-business and charity magazines and websites. This included almost seven years at Alzheimer’s Society, where he supported people living with dementia and their carers to share their stories publicly.

When not working or parenting, Gareth enjoys spending his free time writing online biographies in the third person.

Megan develops, writes and edits online learning content tailored to a range of audiences.

Megan holds a BSc in Human Biology and an MSc in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. She previously worked as a Medical Writer where she worked on the development and publication of research papers for healthcare and biotechnology companies. She has a keen interest in science communication and enjoys translating complex medical information into clear, engaging and accessible content.

In her free time, Megan is a big football fan (COYG) and enjoys walking her dog Coco.

She writes, edits and creates learning content for Guy’s Cancer Academy’s online resources, courses and programmes.

Vic has been copywriting and editing in a host of eclectic roles over the last ten years, from marketing luxury travel, to writing and presenting educational content for heritage charities. Vic completed an MA in English Literature in 2018 which helped hone her editorial abilities (whilst in no way alleviating her obsession with good grammar).

Vic can (just about) play the ukulele - if requests include The Beatles’ Let It Be or anything by the Backstreet Boys. She can be found most weekends cycling around London or the Surrey Hills, in search of a good view and a good pint.

His day to day work involves planning productions (including speakers, locations and scripts), and filming and editing those visions, usually with eclectic background music playing and a hot beverage by his side!

Marcus has a long history of working in different forms of media from commercial radio and children’s television through to large scale film and TV drama productions. He brings that creativity to learning material here at Guy’s Cancer Academy.  

Marcus loves a challenge. In the past these have been adventure-based such as summiting mountain peaks or stand up paddle boarding long distances (Bristol to London was a highlight) to more recently self-renovating his home!

On a daily basis, Will shoots and edits the content that we produce within the Learning Lab. He also gets involved with pre- production and keeps a close eye on the upkeep of the equipment and the studio.

Will studied for his BSc at the University of Greenwich, and has remained in London ever since, working with cameras for 20 years overall, both within a rental environment, and on set shooting a wide range of content from commercials and music promos, to high-end feature films and TV dramas. 

As a Viking in a past life, Will loves to be out on the water. His weekends often consist of SCUBA diving or sailing somewhere around the UK.

Marjolein creates animations and illustrations to visually communicate ideas in the fields of science, healthcare and linguistics.

She has a decade’s worth of experience in instructing and presenting in higher education. She has since started her own business in illustration and animation, where she has worked for universities, organisations and businesses in The Netherlands, the US and the UK.

Marjolein holds a PhD in Linguistics from the University of Oxford.