Philip has a passionate belief that we must act quickly to better integrate and safely provide individuals’ data to all those who can improve their health and well-being.

Through personal experience and a career that spans multiple healthcare technology and service companies, Philip has seen first- and second-hand how much opportunity for better human health is wasted, often with tragic consequences, when data are not utilised.
Philip founded FITFILE to unlock this critical opportunity to make all of our lives better.

Prior to FITFILE, Philip enjoyed many years of working with successful entrepreneurs and investors to build some of the world’s most exciting companies, and he is a firm believer in the power of collaboration across public sector, private enterprise and, most importantly, citizens themselves.

Outside of work, Philip enjoys almost anything with an engine in it. He has now warmed to the idea of electric power – at least alongside an internal combustion engine. Philip is a supporter of many charitable causes, is keen on sports when his chronic back issues allow, and cherishes time spent with his beloved family.

Philip holds an MA (Hons) from Cambridge University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar.

Jon brings deep experience in developing digital products to market, based on a broad engineering and commercial capability, developed in various industry sectors and a fifteen year specialism in data management, transaction processing and high performance computing.

Jon has delivered a number of major systems starting with the multi-award winning, and world’s first online fantasy football game in 1995, the media trading platform for the London 2012 Olympics and subsequently for most of the UK newspaper industry. More recently, Jon has worked on high speed, serverless data processing in the mobile and adtech industry and building real-time anti-money laundering systems and data science capabilities for a range of cryptocurrency blockchains.

Jon is a named inventor on a number of technology patents and was previously a member of the UK Government’s Technical Advisory Group. Jon graduated in Information Systems Engineering from the University of Surrey.

Petros has been working with data long before data became fashionable. He implores everyone to engage data-driven decision making, while being acutely aware of the complexities and biases in the human decision making process.

Throughout his career, Petros has been in the fortunate position of being faced with data & analytics transformational challenges, either where data initiatives have not taken off or failed, or where new data organisations needed to be created. He enjoys the challenge of creating value through the use of data, particularly where there is health or public benefit.

Petros is passionate about protecting individuals’ rights and privacy, in a world where data sharing is an absolutely necessary and life-saving endeavour.

Before joining FITFILE, Petros spent a great part of his career transforming data and analytics for, or on behalf of national, regional and local NHS organisations, with small interludes across a range of other sectors such as consultancy, publishing and aviation.

Petros enjoys sailing dinghies (in warm weather only!), and flying radio controlled aircraft. If there is any spare time left, he is most likely to be found tinkering with motorbikes or cars in his garage.

Petros holds a BA (1st Class Hons), MSc, and PhD from the University of Sunderland, and an MBA from Cranfield University.

Gurpreet is highly enthusiastic about the convergence of health and technology to positively impact as many lives as possible.

He is an experienced healthcare professional and practising physician. Having been a Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon in his early career he transitioned to General Practice and Healthcare Commissioning to ensure an ever-increasing radius of positive impact from his activities.

Gurpreet was a founding member of an early-stage primary care network and founded, served as Chairman & CEO and scaled a London-based healthcare federation consisting of 35 healthcare practices serving 300,000 people. He has also advised numerous health technology companies through DigitalHealth.London where he sat on the advisory board.

In his leisure time, Gurpreet continues to attempt to improve his golf handicap and his tennis game. His 15+ year tennis coach describes his talents as mercurial – some of the time. Most importantly, Gurpreet loves outdoor adventuring with his young family.

Gurpreet holds an MBBS from Guy’s King’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals and an MBA with Distinction from Cass Business School, where he was an Entrepreneurship Scholar. He has also been awarded the MRCS(Eng), Membership to the Royal College of Surgeons of England and MRCGP, Membership to the Royal College of General Practitioners qualifications.