Hugh Montgomery

Hugh Montgomery is a prominent Intensive Care clinician and the Director of UCL Centre for Human Health and Performance. With over 22 years of experience, he has authored more than 500 papers, including 4 in Nature, one of which describes a groundbreaking 'gene for human performance'.

Apart from his clinical work, he is involved in consulting for medtech companies, where he has previously collaborated with industry giants like Google Health and Deepmind. Montgomery also provides consultancy services in the pharmaceutical sector, particularly focusing on vaccines.

As the Board Chair of Obrizum, Montgomery plays a key role in guiding the strategic direction of the organization. Additionally, he has been a leader in the intersection of health and climate change, notably chairing the 27-country Lancet Countdown initiative.

Hugh Montgomery is a multi-talented individual, recognized for his literary work. He is an award-winning author of two children's books and a thriller. Moreover, Montgomery is skilled in script editing, showcasing his diverse talents and interests.

An accomplished public speaker, Montgomery has delivered over 500 invited lectures to various audiences, including the public, business, and scientific communities. He has also appeared in more than six TV shows and notably presented five Royal Institution Xmas Lectures in 2007, demonstrating his ability to engage and communicate complex topics effectively.