Anjana previously lived in Masaka, Uganda, for 2 years, so is familiar with the home of Eco Brixs. During this time she worked for a social enterprise that focuses on environmentally sustainable construction.

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A year after leaving Uganda, she decided to renew her connection with the Ugandan community by joining the Eco Brixs' UK board. She's thrilled once again to be involved in recycling, having been involved in anti-plastic activism since high school and holding a master's degree in environmental engineering from Imperial College London.

 

Outside of work, you can find Anjana testing new recipes on friends or speaking to her houseplants!​

Martin studied Geography at Cambridge University and is a former teacher of 20 years, who also has extensive experience in charity and international development.

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The revelation came for Martin when he accepted a teaching post in Nairobi, Kenya, and he and his wife decided to spend 5 months travelling there overland. Infact, they didn't return for 2 1/2 years! From there, Martin's long relationship with Africa continued - he accepted a job as Country Director in Zimbabwe for Students Partnership Worldwide in 1998, at the sharp end of the fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS. Since then, he founded the Amalthea Trust, which sends NHS engineers from the UK to Sub-Saharan African countries to repair and maintain medical equipment in hospitals/clinics, of which he is now the Program Director based in the UK.