The Team

Pete Mulligan

Pete leads The Trinity Challenge’s efforts to enable a more robust data ecosystem to address future health emergencies, working across our network of collaborators and helping to support Challenge winners.  Pete joined TTC on a philanthropic secondment sponsored by McKinsey, where he was a Solution Leader based in McKinsey's NJ office and part of its Pharmaceutical and Medical Products (PMP) Practice. His work focused on helping Life Science companies unlock the power of real-world healthcare data, as well as building the PMP Practice's own capabilities and infrastructure for data and analytics. 

Pete has a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Stanford University, where his research focused on computational biophysics to understand DNA structure and gene regulation, and a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Biology from MIT.

Lizzie Cooper

Lizzie joined The Trinity Challenge in January 2021 as Office Manager and Senior Executive Assistant. She has over a decade of experience supporting senior executives in the agency world, for organisations ranging from creative start-ups and independent marketing consultancies to global advertising networks.

Lizzie lives in north London with her beloved dog Morris.

Stuart Davis

Stuart is developing The Trinity Challenge’s operations, governance and performance management. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Stuart brings financial and operational experience from several international charities.

Most recently, Stuart was Finance Director at ClientEarth, an international charity using the power of law to prevent environmental degradation. He has held roles at VSO and Amnesty International, and has extensive experience in the private sector.

Stuart is Treasurer at the Sheila McKechnie Foundation, a charity that supports campaigners, and a trustee on the UK board of Field Ready, an international charity disrupting the paradigms of humanitarian supply chains.

Stuart holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Imperial College, London and is an Associate of the Royal College of Science.

Anita Menon-Harding

Anita joined The Trinity Challenge as a Communications Lead, on secondment from the University of Cambridge.

Anita has extensive experience of research project (& research funding) coordination, having worked across the Humanities, Social Sciences and Biological/Medical Sciences. She also brings substantial experience of both journalism and PR from her time overseas.