A former TV journalist and broadcaster, including 10 years as a news anchor for the BBC, Peter has a passion for clear and purposeful communication – and, where appropriate, for harnessing the power of technology to take that communication further and faster than ever before.

As co-founder of Xperiome in 2016, he led on design and delivery of the early client campaigns to engage people affected by rare disease and enable their participation in the search for new treatments.

Peter now believes we are at an important moment in the history of health when the power of the internet, science and genomics will have a significant positive impact on the lives of millions of people around the world.

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She is now working on a new business to improve women’s health, having established three previous companies. 

In 2020, Jules was named by Global Shakers as one of 20 rare disease champions to know – and has won multiple awards; including Outstanding Female Entrepreneur at the 2017 Enterprise Awards in the UK, and Best Investment in a High-Growth Female Founder at the 2016 UK Business Angels Association.

She has a first-class BSc in molecular genetics from King’s College London, is a member of the American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy, and a graduate of multiple business accelerators, including the Entrepreneurial Masters Program – by MIT’s Enterprise Forum and the Entrepreneurs’ Organization – and Harvard Business School’s Mastering Growth.

She is a great believer that business can be a force for good.

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