Joanna Cruse FRSA

Joanna Cruse, a passionate educator and entrepreneur, is dedicated to providing young people with the knowledge and tools they need to succeed in the workplace of the future. As a former teacher of Politics and Economics and co-founder of EdgeFox, she understands the intersection of education and entrepreneurship and the importance of diverse career role models for students. Joanna has managed multiple education start-ups, consulted on projects related to entrepreneurship, leadership, and the future of work, and volunteered with organizations to support young people from underrepresented backgrounds. She is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a mentor for Charityworks, and a member of the Founders4Schools Education Impact Council. Joanna's passion for using entrepreneurship as a tool for social change has led her to write and speak regularly on the topic, including appearances on BBC World News. Her nine-month expedition from Alaska to Argentina documenting social entrepreneurs was publicly commended by industry stalwarts, including Sir Richard Branson. Joanna's experience and expertise make her a valuable asset in the world of education and entrepreneurship.