General Richard Nugee served in the British Army for 35 years, specialising in operations and personnel roles across the Army and Defence, culminating in his appointment as Chief of Defence People (Global HR Director for Defence). 

In the Ministry of Defence, he wrote a "Review of Defence's Approach to Climate Change and Sustainability". He has since earned international recognition for highlighting the security implications of climate and nature.  He is Chair of the Advisory Board of the Climate, Nature and Security All Party Parliamentary Group, is on the Ministerial Climate and Nature Security Taskforce and is part of IMCCS, HCSS and CCIP.

Stephanie facilitates the jurisdictional strategy for the promotion of financial services across key sectors, including sustainable finance.

She liaises with key stakeholders, including government, the financial services regulator, industry and the Sustainable Finance Guernsey Council to promote and connect Guernsey as a leading international and sustainable finance centre. Stephanie is Guernsey’s representative at the United Nations Financial Centres for Sustainability, and also sits on the TheCityUK Next Generation Leadership Council.

Stephanie previously worked in advisory at KPMG in Guernsey and has a BA (hons) in philosophy, religion and ethics from King’s College London. Stephanie has a Sustainable Finance Certificate with the University of Cambridge and is a youth ambassador for the not-for-profit Sustainability & You.

Deputy Sally Rochester was elected in Guernsey's 2025 election. She serves as Vice President of the Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure and sits as a member on the Committee for Health & Social Care.

Having lived in Guernsey for almost a decade, she has built a successful career in professional services leading teams delivering risk, regulatory and sustainability services while making a significant contribution to the island community. Deputy Rochester has worked to advance sustainability initiatives and developed a strong track record of leadership, collaboration and public service.

She is committed to delivering responsible financial management, preventative healthcare and a good quality of life for current and future generations in Guernsey. This has led to her nomination as Financial Lead on both States committees on which she serves, as the UNCRC representative, and the Marine Spatial Plan political sponsor for the Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure.