Professor Stephen Jeffery is one of the hosts of the the webinars and director of the company. He is a Royal College (London) accredited subspecialist Urogynecologist. A large portion of his time is spent doing clinical work which includes heading the Department of Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Reconstruction at the University of Cape Town. He is one of the only accredited Urogynaecologist in South Africa.

As president of the South African Urogynaecology Association, Dr Jeffery was instrumental in the formalising the accreditation of the Urogynaecology as a subspeciality in South Africa. Prof. Jeffery specialises in surgery for pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence. He has a broad research interests in the field of Urogynaecology including novel techniques in prolapse surgery, fistula and minimally invasive techniques of incontinence.

Prof Roovers is the International director of the foundation and lead of the international research initiatives. As urogynaecologist, Jan-Paul Roovers conducts research into the diagnostics of anatomical pelvic floor dysfunction. His research focuses primarily on the meticulous introduction and evaluation of new surgical techniques for women suffering from urinary incontinence and/or vaginal prolapse. In collaboration with colleagues at renowned centres in the Netherlands and abroad, Roovers is conducting translational research into ways of reducing damage to the pelvic floor and is engaged in developing a new type of implant to treat women suffering from vaginal prolapse.  

Aside from continuing his avenues of research and teaching students and research assistants, Roovers’ remit includes developing optimally integrated gynaecological care, whereby highly complex gynaecological care is concentrated at academic medical centres, operative care with a low and medium level of complexity at secondary care centres and non-operative care - supported by secondary care - at primary care centres.