Who we are

Richard became Chief Executive of Terrence Higgins Trust in March 2023. He was previously the charity’s Campaigns Director and interim Head of Policy & Public Affairs.

Roger joined NAM in 2008 as an Editor and became Managing Editor in 2018. He is responsible for co-ordinating the editorial content of aidsmap.com, including news coverage and patient information materials. His involvement in HIV work began at Gay Men Fighting AIDS in the mid-1990s. Twitter: @RogerPebody

Kian joined Terrence Higgins Trust in 2022 and leads on Digital and AI for the charity. He has previously held leadership roles with Crohn’s & Colitis UK, Diabetes UK, WellChild and Great Ormond Street Children’s Charity.

Amelia joined NAM aidsmap in July 2015 as Web Editor Intern and became Website Editor in 2016, then Website Editorial Manager in 2018 and Websites & Digital Content Manager in 2024. Her role involves managing the web content for aidsmap.com, email bulletins and production process for aidsmap’s resources. Amelia manages all of aidsmap's social media and works on the delivery of news reporting, bulletins and translations from conferences. In 2023, Amelia started project management of HIV Lens.

Ellis joined Terrence Higgins Trust in 2018 as Editor, working across the charity’s communications and HIV health information.

Tom has worked with NAM since 2002. He is responsible for developing our websites and digital products, including aidsmap.com, infohep.org, and prepineurope.org. He also works with partner organisations to support and enhance their digital capacity.

Keith joined NAM’s staff team in 1991 and was our Senior Editor until 2018. He currently contributes news and conference reporting to aidsmap.com and edits infohep.org, our website covering hepatitis treatment news.

Gus joined NAM's editorial team in 2009 and previously edited HIV Treatment Update and Preventing HIV. Twitter: @guscairns

Liz is a medical writer and editor with interests in HIV, hepatitis and cancer. She has contributed conference news reporting for NAM since 2004. Twitter: @LizHighleyman

Edith is a writer and journalist. Through her writings, she advocates for women, people with HIV, and other minoritised groups. Coming from the highest HIV prevalent community in Kenya, she is passionate about equitable access to HIV testing, prevention, and treatment in marginalised populations. Edith first joined our Emerging Voices programme in 2021. Twitter: @oedithknight

Zekerie is a master’s student in virology, a researcher in antiviral treatment and immunotherapy at Sofia University, and tutors general and molecular biology. He has a vested interest in pandemic viruses and pathogen-host interactions. He is particularly interested in HIV cure research, treatment and management as well as environmental and socicultural influences on the wellbeing of people living with HIV. He holds a joint bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences and English Literature. Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/zekerie-redzheb

Krishen has a PhD in Health Behaviour from the University of Arkansas. He is originally from South Africa and obtained a Master's degree in Global Public Health and Policy in London. Krishen is passionate about advocating for the inclusion and equity of people living with HIV globally. He is particularly focused on the social determinants of health in relation to HIV and queer health outcomes. Twitter: @krishensamuel

Abbey joined NAM as an HIV Information Editor in 2022. She helps to make sure that NAM’s information resources are up to date, including the About HIV pages and printed materials. Before joining NAM, Abbey worked as a Specialist Health Editor for Bupa creating and reviewing patient information, as well as leading on health literacy. She has a background in clinical nutrition and previously worked as a nutrition writer.