Community Exe Champions

Rob Walker is a Channel 4 and BBC Sport broadcaster with over 20 years of experience in the TV industry. Known for his unparalleled enthusiasm and energy for life and sport, Rob has travelled around the world to commentate on iconic moments. Broadcasting and commentary were his childhood dreams, and he has never taken his career for granted. With a distinctive, diligent, and passionate delivery, Rob has become a regular presence on Channel 4 and BBC Sport, working on major events in athletics, triathlon, snooker, darts, rugby, and boxing. Read more here.

Dr. Simon Clark is an award-winning science communicator and author from Bath, UK, with a master’s in Physics from Oxford and a PhD in atmospheric physics from Exeter. He started his YouTube channel, SimonOxfPhys, in 2010, encouraging disadvantaged students apply to top universities, before focusing on atmospheric science and graduate life. His channel has grown to over half a million subscribers. He founded Oxvlog, co-founded RPGeeks, and authored Firmament, which was named Waterstones Science Book of the Year. Simon has collaborated with major YouTubers and presented for BBC Bitesize. He is also a musician, philanthropist, and geek culture enthusiast. Read more here.

Tom Chapman is a barber from Devon and the founder of The Lions Barber Collective, an international network of barbers dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. After opening his own salon in 2011, Tom recognised the unique opportunity within barbershops to support clients' mental health. He developed an education programme that trains hair and beauty professionals, and anyone interested, to recognise and help those struggling with mental health issues. Tom is also an author, TEDx speaker, and educator, having written books like The Mighty Lions and How to Listen so Men Will Talk. His work has saved lives and made a significant impact, driven by his commitment to making a difference. Read more here.