Alice Black is an award-winning entrepreneur, gallerist, and leadership coach with over a decade of experience fostering growth, innovation and culture transformation across the creative and corporate sectors. She is Founder of ALICE BLACK (est. 2017), known for its cross-disciplinary programme and support for emerging artists and Co-Founder of Black+Cheneviere (est. 2025). She serves on the Development Committee of the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London; mentors at Brave Projects and the Sarabande Foundation (est. Alexander McQueen); and lectures at Christie's Education, Sotheby’s Institute and Goldsmiths, University of London. In 2020, she was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 for Art & Culture. Alongside her work in the arts, Black coaches founders, CEOs, and leadership teams to unlock potential, enhance cognitive agility, and build high-performing, purpose-driven cultures.

Tatiana Cheneviere is a London-based gallerist, art advisor, and cultural strategist. She is the Founder of London gallery, Pipeline (est. 2022) and Co-Founder of Black+Cheneviere (est. 2025). She brings nearly a decade of experience at Gagosian where she developed expertise in the international art market. Her gallery Pipeline is distinguished through a curatorial approach that prioritises sustained dialogue and discovery. It’s innovative two-room exhibition model, where each exhibition is introduced by a preview work ahead of time, has been recognised for fostering thoughtful, long-term engagement between artists, audiences, and collectors. Committed to expanding opportunities beyond traditional art-world centres, Cheneviere actively champions cross-regional collaboration, working closely with artists, galleries, and institutions across the UK. Cheneviere is a mentor at Brave Projects.