The Team

Louise is passionate about social impact and has worked in the university and charity sector in impact-driven roles for 16 years.

Between 2010-2023, Louise worked at King’s College London, and delivered a range of initiatives that amplified the social impact of the university in collaboration with students, staff, and a wide range of partners. She is a Visiting Senior Research Fellow at the Policy Institute at King’s College London.

Her interests lie in both setting up and delivering initiatives that meet global challenges, and how to measure social impact, and she has worked across a range of issues such as forced displacement, women’s leadership, global health and international development. Her current focus at the Trinity Challenge is antimicrobial resistance in low- and middle- income countries.

From 2008-2010, Louise worked in community development for a social enterprise in Malawi. Louise has a BA in Geography and a MSc in International Poverty Reduction and Development Management from the University of Birmingham.

Hamish Morrow

Project Manager

Hamish Morrow is a seasoned project manager with a strong track record across the charity, cultural, and creative sectors.

Currently serving as Project Manager at The Trinity Challenge, he leads international initiatives that harness data and technology to address global public health challenges, particularly antimicrobial resistance in low- and middle-income countries.

Previously, as Operations Director at the Pleasance Theatre Trust, Hamish managed the largest operation at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, annually overseeing over 260 international productions and a youth development programme for 300 emerging arts professionals. As an arts consultant, he has advised a diverse range of organisations on strategic planning, financial management, mentorship, and cross-sector partnerships.

A first-class honours graduate of the University of Westminster, Hamish is currently based in his native Scotland.

Hamish is passionate about delivering engaging, accessible, and impactful projects.

Jennie Smith

Communications & Events Manager

Jennie spent the first 10 years of her career working in the NHS. Responsible for engagement, communications and events across a number of national and local programmes. The last 5 years were spent in Primary Care Digital Transformation, supporting primary care Nurses to learn more about digital services for their patients. After the pandemic she moved to Brussels and took on a digital engagement role with the European Green Party working with MEPs and Green parties across Europe.

Since then she started a business supporting progressive organisations with communications, events and technology. Working on projects such as creating a digital platform for Amnesty International and delivering the Global Greens Congress in South Korea.

She is passionate about environmentalism, global health and social justice.