Kevin worked for Sony Music for 13 years as a Record Company Executive where he received numerous awards for excellence in his field.

Kevin has ran several businesses from the age of 23 and is founder and director of a successful commercial cleaning company and has been responsible at the majority of the companies major contract successes in the cleaning of large multi-tenanted buildings.

Kevin is very active within the industry being a member of British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICS) and was recently made a Freeman of London and is a member of the prestigious Livery Company, the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners, the lead body for awarding the Building Cleanability Awards

Kevin is one of the founder members of the Black Minority Ethnic TV Film & Media Charity whose mission statement was to encourage young disadvantaged people to let them know that there is also a very fulfilling career behind the camera

Kevin is also very active in the community he has been running a Men's Sunday football team for over 18 years.

Kevin is a director of Harris-Invictus a new free school in Croydon and is also a School Governor for Platanos College which is based in South London.

“It is a great honour to be the first President of Our Heritage TV. I think the Black and Asian contribution to Britain is underestimated and undervalued. I hope that OHTV goes a little way to rectifying this”

Ewemade is the founder of Our Heritage TV (OHTV) and the President of the Black Minority Ethnic Television Film and Media organisation (BMETVFM) that was formed in 2003. He is also co founder of the new Secondary School in Croydon – Harris Invictus which opened in September 2014.

The inspiration behind OHTV was to end, once and for all, what he saw as “ the dubious concept of Black History Month”. Ewemade feels that Black history was too important and too rich for it to be celebrated at one particular time of the month. With the 24 hour 7 days a week availability of OHTV , its wider focus on all aspects of black history in the UK since 1950, this has been achieved.

As well as this Ewemade wanted to know more about the incredible Asian influence on British society since the late 60’s in particular and OHTV seeks to celebrate this too. “ OHTV is for the Black and Asian community to own and shape. Access is free and we want to see, hear and enjoy the stories and contributions from the past so that today’s and future generations can learn from this and be strengthened and be proud”

Is a proud mother of who she refers to as her fantastic 5. She's a passionate social entrepreneur, Author, Multi award winner, Access Conciousness Bars Practitioner, NLP Practitioner and passionate about youth entrepreneurship.

Her two eldest children have been published authors since the age of 11 and 7 and now public speakers and youth coaches etc. Sabrina has been featured on international media platforms (Arab, Radio and newspapers) for her work with single parent families which was fortunate to catch the attention of The Secret Millionaire (Channel 4 show). She is also co founder of the new Secondary School in Croydon – Harris Invictus which opened in September 2014.

The inspiration behind Lone Parenthood - Essential Tips on How To Create The Life You Deserve was to end, once and for all, what she saw as “ the negative concept of Single Parenthood ”. Sabrina feels that there was too much negative stigma and felt the need to promote and support the single parents who had big dreams. Sabrina was raised in a single parent household and became a single mother at and she desired to end the cycle.

She began her journey of self discovery which lead to her being able to inspire others to achieve the same or better. Financial, emotional and personal development education w

Abigail Bernard has over 10 years of experience specialising in factual television research, oral history, community heritage, documentaries and genealogy projects.

Projects worked on have included BBCTV 'Black History of Britain' (midwifery episode), Lewisham Council's Black History Month and 'Many Rivers To Cross' book about Caribbean workers contributions to the NHS.

Brian Dickens MBE is a former director of the North Lambeth and North Southwark Sport Action Zone, and is currently the Community Development Advisor and Trustee for the Black Prince Trust.

He once represented Great Britain internationally in 400-metre athletics and since 2002 Brian had run London's only Sport Action Zone, working to improve health and fitness amongst young people in Southwark and Lambeth. As a result of this dedicated work in 2008, Brian was awarded an MBE for outstanding contribution to community sports in London, as well as dedication to raising awareness nationally of how sport and physical activity can be effectively used as a catalyst for social inclusion and community cohesion.

Brian has been instrumental in the research work for Our Heritage TV and in particular playing a leading role in the development of the Heroes (and ‘Sheroes’) section of OHTV.