Prof. Nwana, known as H, is a founding partner of Cenerva, and a former Ofcom Group Director. His experience in TMT regulation and sector re-design spans both the UK and emerging markets, and he has supported global players such as Google and Meta. As an Executive Director Emeritus of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance, Prof Nwana is a global expert on spectrum and wireless technologies. He is Full Visiting Professor at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland within the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department (EEE). He has authored more than 10 books.

William is a telecommunications consultant specialising in technical and strategic wireless communications advice. As a founding director of Neul, he helped develop machine-to-machine technologies before the company’s £25m acquisition by Huawei in 2014. He then served as CEO of the Weightless SIG standards body until 2019, developing global M2M technology standards.

Previously, as a Director at Ofcom, he led a technical advisory team and spearheaded major regulatory reviews including the Spectrum Framework Review, Spectrum Usage Rights development, and cognitive/white space policy.

His expertise is documented through 17 published books—including ‘The 5G Myth’, ‘Our Digital Future’ and ‘Spectrum Management’—along with over 100 papers and 18 patents.

Dr Tameh is a telecommunications expert with over 30 years of industry experience. After earning his PhD in Wireless Communications from Bristol University, he has worked across academia, standardisation bodies, and the private sector. His expertise spans radio planning, network operations, and telecommunications solutions for both civilian and military applications. Dr Tameh collaborates with equipment vendors and national regulators, bringing comprehensive technical knowledge to complex telecommunications projects.

Is a highly experienced international policy and regulatory specialist in the telecoms, energy and utility sectors. He was a senior Director in the Ofcom Spectrum Group, and part of the Ofcom leadership team, for 12 years until end 2018. He has been closely involved in all of the key spectrum policy developments for the UK mobile sector over this time, leading several of the most high profile projects as the sector has transitioned from 2G towards 5G including mobile liberalisation, spectrum trading, auction design, spectrum fees and mobile coverage policy. He has also been a key figure in the development of UK spectrum strategy, leading the most recent Spectrum Management Strategy review in 2014. He also managed Ofcom teams dealing with satellite policy and spectrum licensing. He was previously a partner in PwC’s Consulting practice where he was a leading regulatory expert setting up and operating regulatory frameworks in the energy and utility sectors for public and private sector clients in the UK, Europe, US, Africa and Asia.

Professor Robert (Bob) Stewart is currently the MathWorks Professor of Signal Processing at the University of Strathclyde. He has been a professor at the University of Strathclyde since 2006 and is also a long-standing visiting professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Extension School.

At Strathclyde, Bob is Chair and Head of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, with more than 55 academic staff and almost 300 researchers.

He has been working on digital communications and software-defined radio in recent years, with a specific interest in radio standards such as LTE, 802.11, and most recently on wireless white space radio utilising TV spectrum frequencies.

Dr Sumanasena now leads the spectrum practice at Real Wireless and he has experience in supporting regulators such as Ofcom (UK), ComReg (Ireland) and ICASA (South Africa). He has a deep understanding of spectrum regulation, spectrum policy development and licensing regimes across a range of international market environments.
He is Chairman of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum Steering Board, an industry-led ‘sounding board’ to the UK Government and Ofcom on future spectrum policy.

A Visiting Professor in Practice at the London School of Economics, Prof. Myers specialises in public policy, regulation, and market design. With a 30-year career in regulatory and competition agencies in the UK and Jamaica, including a significant tenure at Ofcom, his insights are rooted in both academic research and practical application.