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Ronise Nepomuceno is the founder and editor of The Critical Loop. Her career spans journalism, independent publishing and more than 25 years in technology, with a particular focus on digital transformation, responsible innovation and the relationship between technology and society.

She has worked across telecommunications, financial services, higher education, and consulting, including five years at Cognizant, where she led programmes for Apple. Her work has encompassed large-scale digital transformation, programme leadership, governance, product quality and organisational change, increasingly extending into AI governance, sustainable technology and responsible innovation.

At EE, part of BT Group, Ronise led a multi-year programme that embedded digital accessibility within broader product and transformation practices. By combining governance, measurement, organisational change, and cross-functional delivery, the programme achieved significant improvements in digital product quality and received external recognition, including a Gold Digital Impact Award in 2023, two Silver Digital Impact Awards in 2024, and RNIB Tried & Tested accreditation for the EE app in 2025. Her achievements and professionalism were recognised through the EE Consumer CEO award in 2025.

Her involvement with independent online publishing predates social media and much of the commercial web. In 1995, she launched Wildworld: Environment and Development on the Net, a pioneering web publication covering environmental journalism, global ecology and sustainable development. Wildworld ran until 1999, during the formative years of the public internet. She later founded BerimbauDrum: World Music Online Magazine, an independent publication exploring music and culture from around the world, which ran from 2012 to 2016.

Before moving into technology, Ronise worked as an environmental journalist, including reporting around the 1992 United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. With The Critical Loop, she brings these strands together: journalism, technology, environmental thinking and organisational experience, with a focus on examining technological and societal change without reducing complex questions to slogans, tribes or easy answers.

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Dylan Garcia is a lens-based artist and The Critical Loop in-house photographer. His work explores the intersections of landscape, history, mythology, climate, and human consciousness, using photography to question how we perceive both the natural world and our place within it.

A graduate of Norwich School of Art, Dylan holds an MA in Photography from Falmouth University and is an Associate of Oxfordshire Visual Arts Development Agency (OVADA).

His work has been exhibited in the UK and internationally, including in London, Oxford, Cambridge, Rome, Athens and Tokyo, and he received the Daylight/FORMAT portfolio award in 2024.

Dylan's photobook Brythonic, which explores British landscape, mythology, deep time and environmental change, is held in collections including Tate, the British Library, the National Art Library at the V&A, the Hasselblad Foundation and the Getty Museum.

For The Critical Loop, Dylan brings a visual artist's perspective to culture, photography, art, landscape, and the ways in which history, technology, and environmental change influence how we understand the world around us.

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