The Judges
The International Wine Challenge (IWC) brings together many of the most important people in the wine world.
Introducing the IWC Co-Chairs
The International Wine Challenge brings together 500+ expert judges from over 40 countries —
a line-up of Masters of Wine, Master Sommeliers, senior buyers, winemakers, critics, educators and industry leaders.
It's not just a big panel.
It's a global brain trust representing thousands of hours of tasting experience every year — all focused on one goal: fair, repeatable, trustworthy results.
IWC'S UNIQUE JUDGING
The only major wine competition where every wine is:
● Tasted at least twice, on different days
● Reviewed and confirmed by a Co-Chair whether it's a medal or deemed not to hit the standard
This multi-stage structure ensures:
✔ fairness
✔ consistency
✔ stable medal standards
= results you can rely on
No other competition combines this diversity of panles, this level of cross-checking and this depth of expertise.
THE IWC CO-CHAIRS
Six of the most influential voices in wine — overseeing every medal decision.
The Co-Chairs guide the entire judging process.
They personally re-taste all wines that were dismissed, every Gold and Trophy candidate. Their combined reach spans millions of readers, buyers and drinkers worldwide.
Tim Atkin MW
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Tim Atkin MW is one of the most influential wine voices of his generation, with more than 40 years as a critic, writer, photographer and global judge. A Master of Wine since 2001 — passing on his first attempt and winning the Robert Mondavi Award — Tim blends deep technical understanding with a clear, engaging communication style trusted by professionals and consumers alike.
He contributes to leading publications worldwide and runs the award-winning timatkin.com, where he publishes respected, in-depth reports on regions including Rioja, South Africa, Burgundy, Argentina and Bordeaux. His photography has appeared in The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph and The World of Fine Wine.
With more than 30 major journalism and photography awards, Tim brings precision, global perspective and personality to the IWC. He judges across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and Australasia and frequently speaks at major industry events.
As Co-Chair, he plays a central role in the IWC's multi-stage blind tasting process, confirming every Gold and Trophy-level wine.
Sam Caporn MW
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Sam Caporn MW is a respected Master of Wine, broadcaster, consultant and educator with over two decades of industry experience. Founder of The Mistress of Wine, she has worked as a buyer, blender and quality specialist, sourcing wines from Australia, New Zealand, Europe and beyond.
She coordinated tasting panels for Wine Magazine early in her career — experience she calls the best training ground for the MW exam. She passed both the theory and tasting parts of the MW first time, earning the prestigious Madame Bollinger Medal for blind tasting.
Sam combines commercial understanding, technical expertise and a clear communication style. Her consultancy spans product development, consumer education, events and media work.
As an IWC Co-Chair, Sam helps shape the competition's multi-stage assessment structure, confirming wines that advance to medal and Trophy consideration.
Oz Clarke OBE
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Oz Clarke OBE is one of the world's most recognised wine communicators — famous for his extraordinary palate, storytelling ability and talent for making wine thrilling and accessible. After a successful career as a performer with the Royal Shakespeare Company and in major West End productions, Oz became one of the UK's leading wine authorities.
His award-winning television work includes Food and Drink, the hit Oz & James series with James May, and regular appearances on James Martin's Saturday Morning. He has written more than 20 influential books, including Red & White, Let Me Tell You About Wine, and The History of Wine in 100 Bottles.
Appointed OBE in 2020, Oz has shaped consumer understanding of wine for decades. As Co-Chair, he brings deep global tasting experience, accuracy and enthusiasm to the IWC, helping oversee blind tasting and confirming Golds and Trophies.
Oz is unofficially the wizard of wine!
Dr Jamie Goode
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Dr Jamie Goode is one of the world's leading wine thinkers, known for combining scientific expertise with an intuitive, open-minded palate. He holds a PhD in plant biology and began his career as a science editor before becoming a full-time wine writer.
Jamie runs wineanorak.com, a pioneering site with global readership, and writes regularly for the Sunday Express and numerous trade and consumer publications. His books, including Wine Science and I Taste Red, are widely used in wine education.
He judges internationally and brings calm analysis, clarity and scientific insight to the IWC. Jamie has won multiple awards for wine writing and speaks at conferences and masterclasses worldwide.
As Co-Chair, he reviews all Gold and Trophy contenders and helps maintain fairness and consistency throughout the competition.
Peter McCombie MW
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Peter McCombie MW is a New Zealand-born, London-based Master of Wine with decades of experience across buying, consulting, teaching and global judging. He began championing Italian wines at Winecellars and gained deep commercial insight across both on-trade and off-trade roles.
Peter now runs a successful consultancy helping restaurants, hotels and wine businesses refine lists, sourcing and training. He teaches for WSET and the Christie's Wine Course, guiding everyone from beginners to MW candidates.
Known for his balanced palate and global tasting experience, Peter is a trusted voice in the industry. As Co-Chair, he reviews wines rising through the IWC's multi-stage assessment pathway, confirming medal-level wines with technical precision and contextual understanding.
Helen McGinn
Co-Chair, International Wine Challenge
Helen McGinn is an award-winning writer, broadcaster and former supermarket buyer, blending commercial insight with exceptional communication skill. She spent nearly a decade sourcing wines for Tesco, gaining a deep understanding of buying strategy, pricing, quality control and global supply chains.
Helen created The Knackered Mother's Wine Club, which grew into a bestselling book and established her as one of the UK's most relatable wine voices. She writes a weekly column for the Daily Mail and appears regularly on UK television, including The Alan Titchmarsh Show.
Winner of multiple communication awards, Helen brings warmth, clarity and strong consumer insight to the IWC. As Co-Chair, she confirms medal-level wines and supports the competition's focus on fairness, repeat tasting and cross-checking.
Many of these experts have long been part of the IWC judging community. In 2026, we are formally recognising their contribution and the unique commercial insight they bring to the results.
Industry Leaders
Industry Leaders at the IWC in 2026
Alongside our Co-Chairs, Panel Chairs and Senior Judges, the International Wine Challenge is proud to highlight a group of senior buyers, influential sommeliers and trade decision-makers who bring invaluable commercial insight to the judging process.
Many of these experts have judged with the IWC before; in 2026 we are placing a stronger spotlight on the industry voices shaping what consumers buy and drink every day.
Sarah Benson MW
Senior Wine Buyer, Co-op UK
Sarah oversees one of the UK's most important retail wine portfolios, shaping nationwide selection and consumer trends across hundreds of stores. Her focus on quality, value and sustainability makes her a key voice in what succeeds in the UK grocery market.
Elton Muco
Sommelier, 67 Pall Mall
Elton is part of the world-renowned sommelier team at 67 Pall Mall, home to one of the most respected wine programmes globally. His palate, service expertise and exposure to fine and rare wines bring a high-level on-trade perspective to IWC judging.
Dror Nativ MW
Senior Wine Buyer, Marks & Spencer
A Master of Wine and key buyer for M&S, Dror curates a portfolio known internationally for its quality, innovation and consumer trust. His expertise bridges deep technical understanding with commercial decision-making at scale.
Sam Weatherill
Head Sommelier & Wine Buyer, Etch. by Steven Edwards
Sam leads the award-winning wine programme at etch., one of the UK's most acclaimed modern restaurants. Known for his precision pairing and passion for discovery, he brings a fresh, chef-driven perspective to wine assessment.
Lisa McBain
Wine Buyer, Fuller's
Lisa manages wine selection for Fuller's extensive UK pub and dining estate, influencing wine visibility across a vast national audience. Her expertise lies in approachable, high-quality wines perfectly suited to the on-trade.
Imogen Bowers-Davies
Wine Buyer, Waitrose
Imogen shapes the range for Waitrose, one of the UK's most respected premium supermarket retailers. Her role places her at the heart of what British consumers trust, value and choose in the wine aisle.
Kevin Meehan
Senior Wine Buyer, Tesco
Kevin is responsible for one of the largest wine-buying operations in the country, overseeing selections that influence millions of households. His experience in balancing quality, volume and commercial performance is invaluable to producers worldwide.
Giuseppe D'Aniello
Sommelier
Giuseppe is an award-winning sommelier known for his deep knowledge of Italian and European wines and his refined approach to hospitality. His palate and service insight help bridge winemaking expression with real-world guest experience.
Emma Jenkinson
Wine Buyer, Morrisons
Emma curates the wine range for Morrisons, with responsibility for everyday favourites and emerging regions alike. Her focus on quality and accessibility makes her a key figure in the UK retail landscape.
Charles Paterson
Wine Buyer, Morrisons
Charles plays a central role in shaping Morrisons' wine offering, from classic regions to new discoveries. His understanding of consumer behaviour and supermarket performance adds strong commercial insight to the IWC panel.
Laura Jewell MW
General Manager, Wine Australia (EMEA)
Laura is a Master of Wine and one of the most respected voices in the Australian wine category globally. As Wine Australia's EMEA head, she connects producers with markets and champions Australian quality across Europe and beyond.
Sergio de Luca
Wine Director, Enotria & Coe
Sergio leads wine strategy for Enotria & Coe, one of the UK's major importers and distributors. His expertise spans global sourcing, portfolio development and market positioning across both on- and off-trade.
Guillaume Mahaut
Group Wine Buyer, ETM Restaurants
Guillaume oversees wine buying for ETM's group of premium restaurants and bars in London. His blend of gastronomic expertise and commercial acumen shapes some of the city's most dynamic wine lists.
The Panel Chairs
The engine room of the IWC — leading panels, upholding standards, maintaining consistency.
Panel Chairs oversee daily judging, guide medal discussions and ensure every wine is treated fairly.
They combine high-level technical knowledge with real-world experience in buying, selling or making wine.
Their leadership keeps standards stable — and results trustworthy.
Nick Adams MW
Nick Adams MW is a highly respected UK wine consultant with more than 30 years' experience across buying, brand development and trade strategy. After starting his career with Gilbey's and the pioneering Geoffrey Roberts agency—early champions of New World wines—he went on to hold key roles in both the on- and off-trade before founding First Glass Wine Services. Nick now advises independent merchants, hospitality groups and private clients on quality, sourcing and commercial positioning, and is known for combining strong technical understanding with practical market insight. As an IWC Panel Chair, he brings calm leadership, deep product knowledge and a consistent ability to benchmark wines fairly across global styles.
Clive Barlow MW
Clive Barlow MW is a long-standing figure in the UK wine trade with more than two decades of experience spanning retail buying, consultancy and education. After early roles with Safeway, Peter Dominic and Wine Rack, he established his own specialist company advising private clients, trade groups and national retailers. A Master of Wine since 1999, Clive is also a key figure within the Institute of Masters of Wine, chairing its Education Committee, mentoring students and supporting MW programmes internationally. His analytical palate, strong pedagogical background and deep familiarity with global regions make him one of the IWC's most reliable and insightful Panel Chairs.
Winnie Bowman CWM
Dr Winnie Bowman is a Cape Wine Master, biomedical scientist and international wine and spirits judge known for her precise technical approach and wide communication reach. Based in South Africa, she teaches, writes, hosts tastings, appears frequently on radio and television, and serves in leadership roles including Maître of the Commanderie de Bordeaux (South Africa) and Honorary Secretary of the Circle of Wine Writers. Winnie's judging experience spans continents and categories, and she brings a rare combination of scientific knowledge, sensory accuracy and warm, inclusive communication to the IWC, ensuring every wine is assessed with both expertise and cultural understanding.
Anne Burchett
Anne Burchett is a wine marketing and communications specialist with nearly 30 years' experience helping major producers and regions build strong international visibility. Before establishing her consultancy, she served as Managing Director of Sopexa UK and held senior commercial and marketing roles for leading French wine groups including Skalli, Grands Chais de France and Castel. A graduate of the European Business School with a Master's in Marketing, Anne was awarded Harpers' Special Recognition Award for services to French wine. Now a respected lecturer and adviser, she brings to the IWC a uniquely strategic perspective on how style, quality and positioning translate to market success.
Christy Canterbury MW
Christy Canterbury MW is a New York–based wine journalist, speaker and judge with extensive experience across buying, global beverage direction and education. She has written for Wine Enthusiast, Meininger's, Food Arts and numerous digital platforms, and received the Villa Maria Award for outstanding performance in the MW viticulture exam. Previously, Christy served as Global Beverage Director for Jean-Georges' Culinary Concepts and National Wine Director for the Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group, where she oversaw large wine programmes and sourcing decisions. Her broad international network and deep understanding of both production and consumer markets make her an authoritative and influential Panel Chair.
Brendan Heath
Brendan Heath is an Australian winemaker with more than two decades of hands-on experience crafting a wide range of table wines as well as managing and blending some of Australia's most historic fortified stocks. A graduate of Charles Sturt University in viticulture and winemaking, Brendan has held senior production roles across regions and is known for his precision in cellar work and his ability to balance regional expression with commercial style expectations. As a passionate wine educator and regular judge at major Australian shows, he brings strong technical grounding and practical winemaking judgement to the IWC panel.
Ulrich Hoffmann
Ulrich Hoffmann is a German-trained winemaker with over 20 years of global experience, having worked for leading estates in Spain, France, Napa Valley, Italy and the UK. Now based in Sussex, he produces premium English sparkling wine under the Hoffmann & Rathbone label and leads Vivid Wines, an international consultancy advising wineries in Europe and the Middle East. Ulrich's background spans cool-climate, warm-climate and sparkling production, giving him an unusually broad technical perspective. His international judging experience and deep understanding of winemaking detail make him a consistently balanced and insightful IWC Panel Chair.
Anne Krebiehl MW
Anne Krebiehl MW is a German-born, London-based wine writer, editor and lecturer with a strong focus on European regions and sparkling wine. She is the contributing editor for Austria and England at Wine Enthusiast and has written widely for major trade and consumer publications. Anne has harvested and made wine in Germany, Italy and New Zealand, giving her practical understanding to match her academic credentials. A Master of Wine since 2014, she is highly regarded for her clarity, precision and deep regional expertise. At the IWC, she brings a rigorous, detail-driven tasting approach supported by years of international judging.
Elizabeth Kelly MW
Elizabeth Kelly MW is Buying Manager for Majestic Wine, responsible for Burgundy, Italy, South Africa and Fine Wine, and one of the UK's most respected commercial buyers. With nearly 20 years in the trade, she has extensive experience balancing quality, volume and consumer appeal across diverse wine categories. Elizabeth is also a WSET Certified Educator and Deputy Chair of WineGB's sustainability scheme (SWGB), reflecting her commitment to environmentally responsible production. Since becoming a Master of Wine in 2020, she has become known for her sharp palate, practical sourcing expertise and deep understanding of market dynamics—all of which she brings to her role as an IWC Panel Chair.
Angela Mount
Angela Mount is a UK wine consultant, writer and presenter best known for her influential work as Head of Wine Buying for Somerfield, where her palate was famously insured for £10 million. Today she advises wineries on UK market strategy, works with major producers on style development, and writes for key consumer publications as well as Harpers Wine & Spirit. Angela also consults on restaurant wine lists and serves as Chair Judge for the Bristol and Bath Good Food Awards. With decades of experience shaping retail ranges and understanding consumer preferences, she brings strong commercial insight and a finely tuned palate to the IWC panel.
Ray O'Connor MW
Ray O'Connor MW is an Irish Master of Wine whose career spans sommelier work for Gordon Ramsay, Commercial Manager for the IWC, and Wine Director for Naked Wines, where he led new product development and global quality control. Known for his expertise in alternative packaging and oxygen management, Ray also consults to wineries internationally and lectures on wine style, quality and production techniques to audiences ranging from beginners to MW students. He makes wine in Spain and Italy and has a strong grounding in both the science and business of wine. His broad, production-focused perspective makes him a valuable IWC Panel Chair.
Treve Ring
Treve Ring is a Canadian wine writer, editor, judge and international speaker with more than two decades of global tasting and publishing experience. Based in British Columbia, she is Executive Editor and Senior Critic at Gismondi on Wine, Correspondent Anorak at WineAnorak, and a long-time contributor to leading publications including World of Fine Wine, Meininger's, Wine Enthusiast and Sommelier Magazine. A certified sommelier and WSET Diploma holder, Treve presents widely on sparkling wine and has conducted extensive global research on Champagne and traditional-method styles. She judges internationally across North America, Europe, Africa and New Zealand, bringing a highly calibrated palate and global perspective to the IWC.
Annette Scarfe MW
Annette Scarfe MW is a Singapore-based consultant and educator who moved into wine after a successful career in banking. She has since built a strong reputation advising both the on-trade and off-trade on wine lists, staff training and commercial strategy, working with prominent venues such as Sake No Hana and Princi. A WSET Certified Educator and Bordeaux Educator, Annette regularly judges at major competitions and contributes to tasting panels for industry publications. Her structured approach, strong communication skills and understanding of Asian and European markets make her a highly effective and respected IWC Panel Chair.
Madeleine Stenwreth MW
Madeleine Stenwreth MW is a Swedish wine consultant with deep international influence, advising leading producers across Europe, South America and South Africa on blending, quality strategy and stylistic development. Before establishing her consultancy, she worked as Quality and Product Development Manager for a major Nordic import group, as a buyer for Sweden's Systembolaget, and as Marketing Manager for Wines of South Africa. A Master of Wine since 2008, she is widely recognised for her research expertise, technical insight and ability to coach winemakers toward clearer stylistic expression. Madeleine judges at major competitions worldwide and brings a precise, globally informed tasting perspective to the IWC.
Cathy Van Zyl MW
Cathy Van Zyl MW is South Africa's only resident Master of Wine and a central figure in the country's wine education and judging community. She sits on the Institute of Masters of Wine Education Committee, co-founded Grape, and contributes to international publications and digital platforms. Cathy is a long-standing judge at the Trophy Wine Show and other major competitions, and lectures extensively for the Cape Wine Academy on tasting and global wine theory. Her deep knowledge of South African terroir, global benchmarks and structured assessment makes her a consistently balanced and insightful presence on the IWC judging floor.
Fongyee Walker MW
Fongyee Walker MW is mainland China's first resident Master of Wine and a leading figure in Asian wine education and communication. Based in Beijing, she co-founded Dragon Phoenix Wine Consulting in 2007 and has built one of China's most respected wine training organisations. She has hosted popular Chinese wine programmes, appeared in the award-winning documentary Red Obsession, and produced the documentary Waking the Sleeping Dragon. Her writings appear in publications including The World of Fine Wine and she has received multiple awards for her contribution to China's wine culture. Fongyee brings rare cultural perspective, deep technical knowledge and exceptional communication skill to the IWC.
Simon Woods
Simon Woods is a British wine writer, editor and judge known for his accessible, entertaining style and sharp analytical palate. After beginning his career as an electronics design engineer, he moved into wine, becoming editor of the Which? Wine Guide, a columnist for the Financial Times (historically, though no longer current), and author of several books including the award-winning I Don't Know Much About Wine But I Know What I Like. Simon writes, teaches and presents widely and remains a highly respected taster with broad experience across regions and styles. His friendly but incisive approach makes him a strong and engaging IWC Panel Chair.
John Worontschak
John Worontschak is an Australian winemaker whose international career spans more than four decades and multiple continents. After early winemaking roles at Petaluma and formal studies at Charles Sturt University—where he won the Ron Potter Scholarship—he went on to run Four Corners Consultancy, crafting wines from Peru to Romania and playing a key role in the transformation of English wine quality. Today he directs Litmus Wines, specialising in English still wines and contract winemaking, and runs Worontschak Wine Services, advising producers in Mexico, China, Israel and the UK. His technical expertise and global experience underpin his respected role at the IWC.
Clem Yates MW
Clem Yates MW is a UK-based winemaker, buyer and sourcing director with a strong scientific background, holding a chemistry degree and postgraduate oenology qualification from Roseworthy in Australia. After vintages across Australia, California, Chile, France and Italy, she worked as a winemaker and later as senior buyer for Tesco and Sainsbury's, where she developed the "Taste the Difference" and "House" ranges. Today she is Sourcing & Supply Director at Off-Piste Wines, overseeing quality, safety and legal compliance across the portfolio. Clem's dual technical and commercial experience makes her a highly informed and pragmatic IWC Panel Chair.
Gus Zhu MW
Gus Zhu MW is the first Chinese national to become a Master of Wine and a highly respected wine scientist specialising in sensory analysis, oak chemistry and quality control. He works as an R&D scientist for Harv 81 Group, overseeing cork sensory research for Cork Supply USA and oak studies for Tonnellerie Ô. A graduate of UC Davis with a Master of Science in Viticulture and Enology, Gus began his wine career in education under the mentorship of Fongyee Walker MW and Edward Ragg MW. His acclaimed book Behind the Glass explores the chemistry and sensory foundations of wine tasting. Gus brings exceptional scientific precision and global insight to the IWC.
Senior Judges
A select group of highly experienced tasters — Master Sommeliers, Masters of Wine, senior buyers, specialist writers and seasoned winemakers — who support Panel Chairs and maintain consistency across sessions.
Tony Allen, Mimi Avery, Tony Allen, David Baldwin, Neil Bruce, Johnno Butt, Henry Chapon, Marie Cheong-Thong, Anne de Berard, Achim Doerr, Maureen Downey, Nick Dumergue,Sue Eames, Tom Forrest, Lotte Karolina Gabrovits, Abi Hirshfeld, Anita Jackson, Laura Jewell MW, Anne Jones, Richard Kershaw MW, Robin Langton, Phoebe LeMessurier, Paul Letheren, Andre Luis Martins, Kate McFruin, Drew Montague, David Morrison, Antony Moss MW, Will Parker, Laure Patry, Phil Poulter, Fleur Pushack, Matt Pym, Jenny Ratcliffe-Wright, Anastasia Roncoletta, Jenny Smith, Emma Symington MW, Siobhan Turner MW, Will Willis, Duncan Wilson, Eric Zwiebel.
Judges
Professionals from across the wine world — importers, sommeliers, winemakers, educators, consultants. Many progress through the IWC's tasting development pathway toward Senior Judge and Panel Chair roles.
Etienne Akar, Philip Amps, Gregory Andrews, Nicolas Angelina, Christine Barkey, Leonardo Barlondi, Michael Bentley, George Biswas, Vito Bowen, Imogen Bowen-Davies, Paul Braydon, Emily Brighton, Milan Budinski, Charles Carron-Brown, Joshua Castle, Micky Chan, John Chapman, James Clark, Brianne Cohen, Alessandro Comitini, Roger Conen, James Dainty, Alex Davies, Geoffrey Dean, Mike Dean, Alison Dillon, Rob Dixon, Lorenzo Dongarrà, Agnes Csiba-Herczeg, Matthieu Elzinga, Linda Field, Louisa Fitzpatrick,Teona Floare, Bernard Fontannaz, Nicky Forrest, Johann Fourie, Andrew Gadd, Linda Galloway, Sahar Gharai, Brad Greatrix, Chris Groenewald, Trevor Gulliver, Richard Hamilton, Simon Hardy, Matthew Harrington-Dicks, Pippa Hayward, Hsi-Chen (David) Hsiao, Ben Humberstone, Mark Innes,Henry Jackson-Wells, Sarah Jefford, Julia Jenkins, Emma Jenkinson, Jaewon Jeong, Ákos Kamocsay, Richard Kilian, Atsuko Kobayashi Radcliffe, Minobu Kondo, Mabel Lai, Stephanie Lee, Anne-Laure Levraud, Steve Lewis, Thomas Ling, Sarah Long, Tom Lynar, Guillaume Mahaut, John Mansfield, Robert Mason, Rie Matsuki, Susanne McInnes, Cristina Mercuri, Victoria Morrall, David Murphy, Lynn Murray, Raku Oda, Maria Laura Ortiz, Sean Ou, Nelson Pari, Cecilia Pasqua, Charles Paterson, Emma Penman, Emanuel Pesqueira, Nelio Pinto, Christopher Racey, João Ramos, Lisa Rogerson, Julien Sarrasin, Maria Scala, Claire Sheppard, Toby Sigouin, Jamie Smith, Saša Špiranec, Tony Stones, Chris Stroud, Kate Sweet, Orsi Szentkiralyi, Henry Thorogood, Zsuzsa Toronyi, Scott Trutwein, Elizabeth Watkins, Sam Weatherill, Jonathan Wright, Vasylysa Yilmaz, Laura Young, Kateryna Yushchenko.
Associate Judges
Talented, emerging wine tasters nominated by Co-Chairs. Associates receive structured feedback and can be promoted based on performance.
Pinar Akkaya, Victoria Aldwinckle, Pierre Anderson, Daria Antonenko, Giacomo Appolini, Francesca Arquint, Emma Baumann, Anne Beaumeister, Abbie Bennington, Camilla Bonnannini, Giovanni Luigi Brumat, Tatiana Budeci, Davide Buongiorno, Ipek Leni Candan, Giovanna Cariola, Charlie Carter, Pamela Casanova, Christopher Chevillard, Peter Chow, Nathalia Cirio, Madalena Da Silva Moreira, Lorena De Andrade, Victor Del Villar Olano, Richard Dennis, Sebastien Du Boullay, Stephanie Duncan, Neil Dyas, Harriet Elder, Victor Hugo Elso, Toby Evers, Patrizia Fizzotti, Dennis Fraley, Gabriele Galuppo, Manuel Ghezzi, Dia Grigoriou, Janne Hallinan, Madeline Heap, Sunny Hodge, John Jaswilowicz, Lona Jones, Samuel Kozlowski, Daniele Liurni, Pedro Marques, Maria Massoura, David Mavor, Kevin Meehan, Federico Moccia, Elton Muco, Tsitlikas Nasos, Savithri Perera, Angelo Sabbadin, Angeles Sanchez, Rui Santil, Carolina Seibel,
Chantal Serrano, Chiara Sieni, Jai Singh, Laurie Swan, Mattia Tabacco, Nina Throsby, Lisa Tsujii, Sevgi Tuzel, Toshio Ueno, Kayleigh Vidler, Dan Whine, Kirsty Woodgate, Tony Yip.
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