Dr Nick Dudley from the United Lincolnshire Hospital NHS Trust join has over 43 years' service in the NHS. His work spans clinical ultrasound, nuclear medicine and scientific support to the breadth of imaging services. Dr Dudley has a National and international reputation in ultrasound QA and fetal measurements, with over 50 peer-reviewed publications, including 2 recent book chapters and a QA manual.

Professor Jason Gardosi is the Executive Director of the Perinatal Institute in Birmingham, UK, and Honorary Professor of Maternal and Perinatal Health at the University of Warwick Medical School. Jason’s main interests are in the areas of fetal growth, antepartum and intrapartum surveillance, stillbirth prevention, clinical audit and perinatal epidemiology.

Anthony Akanu Ibiam is an experienced medical imaging professional with a background in diagnostic radiography and medical ultrasound. Mr Ibiam's began as a Radiographer in Nigeria before progressing to Senior Radiographer with the Lagos State Health Service Commission, developing broad clinical experience in diagnostic imaging.
He moved to the UK as a Radiographer, and completed-postgraduate training in Diagnostic Medical Sonography at the University of Leeds. Anthony currently works as an advanced Practioner Sonographer at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Professor Asma Khalil is a Consultant Obstetrician and Fetal Medicine specialist at St George’s Hospital, London and is the lead of their twin and multiple pregnancy service. She is an internationally renowned specialist in Maternal and Fetal Medicine and specialises in scanning women and babies with complications in pregnancy. As well as working within the NHS she offers expert private healthcare in London, both on Harley Street and at The Portland Hospital. Professor Khalil has over 20 years of experience and has published more than 450 peer-reviewed papers, as well as many review articles, books and chapters.

Dr Emma Kirk from the Royal Free Hospital, London, is an experienced Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist. She currently serves as the clinical lead for Early Pregnancy and Emergency Gynaecology at the Royal Free Hospital in London and leads the EPAU and acute gynaecology. Dr Kirk is recognised as a leading voice in both gynaecological and early pregnancy ultrasound.

Ms Anne Rhodes is the Deputy Chief Executive & Head of Health Professional Services for Tiny Tickers. She is a specialist sonographer with a focus on fetal cardiac scanning. Ms Rhodes has responsibility for our UK-wide training in fetal cardiac scanning techniques and works tirelessly to help train NHS sonographers to be able to recognise cardiac abnormalities in the antenatal period.

Dr Vigneswaran has been a paediatric and fetal cardiology consultant at Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Trust for 10 years. She is the Clinical Lead for the Evelina network fetal cardiology service, which covers a broad area of South East England. Dr Vigneswaran is active in local, national and international fetal cardiac research with current focus on perinatal management of critical congenital heart diseases. She is also the Fetal Cardiology Clinical Lead at National Congenital Anomaly Rare Disease Registration Services (NCARDRS) at NHS England.