Meet the team

A passionate entrepreneur driven by his close connection to the death space. Believes in enhancing end-of-life experiences. People’s person, tenacious, and relentlessly optimistic.

An inquisitive mind drawn to the mysteries of the universe and inspired by his dad’s terminal illness. Holds an MsC in Strategic Marketing and thrives on working with inspiring individuals at Aura. Former digital voice of the PG Tips Monkey.

Inspired by Paul’s positivity and shared love for Chelsea FC, he embraced Aura’s vision from the very beginning. E-commerce background, former investment banker, holds an Engineering Science degree from Oxford. Once starred in a film alongside Morgan Freeman and Gerard Butler.

Passionate about the profound aspects of life, with a focus on helping individuals find peace in their final journey. A key contributor to a transformative elderly care start-up. Expert at turning strangers into lifelong friends, following in his father’s footsteps.

Enthusiastic about the art of storytelling and the science of growth, with a knack for creating impactful marketing strategies. Former VP of Marketing at Fresco, Chief Growth Officer at Houst, and Marketing Director at Push Doctor. An avid motorsport enthusiast who finds solace in the great outdoors through hiking and running. A dedicated bookworm, always eager to dive into new worlds and ideas.

Passionate advocate for organ donation, continuing her friend’s legacy through Save9Lives. Published an article in a major regional newspaper and completed endurance challenges for awareness. Obsessed with dogs and known for laughing too much at her own jokes.

Inspired by personal experience, she champions Aura’s mission of normalising discussions about death. Recognised as an Inspirational Woman of Portsmouth. Passionate about helping others, has helped two women have babies by donating her eggs and is an Egg Donation Ambassador. Female empowerment photographer and Nutella lover.

Inspired by the experience of planning her father’s funeral, she advocates for open conversations about death. Voluntary work with the local Hospice, building community support networks. Highlights include speaking at the launch of a hospice movement report. Organises a display of 2000 knitted poppies every Remembrance Day.