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Born: Buenos Aires
Raised: Cold northeast England, Newcastle and then Durham
GY role: Supporting Jo and the team to deliver great customer service
Life etc: Footie in the park with tons of sons and granddaughters; music-making (same cast) with swathes of guitars, bongos, harmonicas, voices and joyful bum notes; happy stuff with family and friends; last but not least, simple togetherness, crossword puzzles, park walks, restaurants, theatre, opera, string quartets etc with the wondrous and incomparable Christa

Born: London
Raised: Mainly Berkshire with a few other places added to the mix
GY role: After twenty years still waiting for a formal job spec but still loving it... most days anyway. Feel very lucky to be part of the recruitment sector and have felt this way since my first job in 1984
Life etc: Spending time with my wonderful husband Louis, sharing time with our fab friends and spending as much time as possible outside because so much of the week is spent indoors

Born: Chichester
Raised: Bognor Regis, the end of the earth
GY role: Manages the best temp team in London; as Associate Director helps run GY with Claire Pix, Jo T and Ricardo. Motivate my lovely team and manage the daily 'drama queen' outbursts from Claire H (and Amy and Suki on special occasions.)
Life etc: Loves a bit of positivity, my gorgeous husband, family and all things festive. I love all the seasons but adore the summer for immense bbqs, festivals and 'pims o-clock.' Dining alfresco; feeding people, eating books - particularly the cooking variety; (you see a pattern emerging?) Dark gritty theatre; the 5* GY weekenders and of course the dreaded gym... well, kinda.

Born: Identity, Supremacy and Ultimatum
Raised: Self raised, like bread
GY role: Joint AD with the brilliant Sars and Perm Team Leader
Life etc: As I am getting married later this year I am single-handedly propping up the wedding magazine business while simultaneously trying to work out the age old question "How do you get 60 people into a room that only holds 50 without getting rid of anyone?"