Richard M. Mansell-Jones

ICBC Standard Bank Plc is an investment management firm headquartered in London, UK. Founded in 1987, the firm was formerly known as Standard Bank Plc and renamed into ICBC Standard Bank Plc to incorporate its new shareholding structure in 2015. They are a subsidiary of Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (SHA: 601398). ICBC Standard Bank serves its international client base with access to Fixed Income and Currencies (FIC) and commodities products.

Amphion Capital Management LLC (Amphion Capital) is a venture capital firm subsidiary of Amphion Innovations Plc founded in 1995 by Richard Morgan and Robert Bertoldi. The firm is headquartered in New York.

Amphion Innovations Plc engages in creating, building, operating, and financing life science and technology companies in partnership with corporations, governments, universities, and entrepreneurs seeking to commercialize their intellectual property. The firm also provides advisory and consultancy services to these companies. It operates through the following segments: Advisory Services, Investing Activities, and Intellectual Property. Its services include direct management, strategic planning, intellectual property planning and strategy, capital raising, recruiting, business development, and other advisory services in areas such as marketing, administration, and capital markets. The company was founded on June 7, 2005 and is headquartered in Stamford, CT.

Brown, Shipley & Co. Ltd. (Brown Shipley) is the Great Britain-based private banking subsidiary of Quintet Private Bank (Europe) SA, itself a subsidiary of Precision Capital SA in Luxembourg. The firm was founded by William Brown in 1810. Headquartered in London, Brown Shipley manages a range of collective investments known as SVS Brown Shipley Funds for private, institutional and corporate clients.

World Monuments Fund Britain Ltd. is an organization that helps to conserve exceptional works of architecture and monuments, supporting partners and local communities to ensure that endangered sites in their care have a long-term future. The non-profit company has completed projects at over 50 UK sites and established partnerships with many more on the World Monuments Watch to provide on-site conservation, educational resources, training, and advocacy. The company is based in London, UK. The British company has also carried out projects in other countries, supporting heritage projects within communities impacted by conflict.