Green Keynes

A reclusive academic with decades of policy research behind him, Lawrence Armstrong prefers drafting transformative legislation from quiet offices to grandstanding in rallies, his influence wielded through whispered influence in backroom deals and corporate boardrooms alike.

A data-driven firebrand who wields media savvy like a scalpel, dissecting policy debates with precision while rallying supporters with compelling narratives.

Hugo Carter’s unconventional theories on sustainable development once won him a university’s top prize—and got him barred from three think tanks, though his relentless idealism keeps him pressing forward.

Once a respected economist in the banking sector, George Chambers traded lucrative consultancy work for a life of public service, wielding spreadsheets and policy papers to reshape economic justice from within the halls of power.

A former corporate lawyer turned fiery campaigner, Rachel left a lucrative career to fight for systemic change, channeling her ambition into reshaping the political landscape.

A former underground organizer who rose through the ranks by mobilizing disaffected youth, David Clark’s fiery speeches and behind-the-scenes strategizing made him a polarizing yet indispensable figure in the movement.

A published economist with a knack for simplifying complex ideas, Vincent Douglas bridges academia and activism—though his discomfort on stage forces him to channel his charisma through one-on-one mentorship instead.

A third-generation heiress turned media mogul, Charlotte Evans parlayed her family’s fortune and polished charm into a celebrity status that now wields outsized influence in both corporate boardrooms and political backchannels.

Patrick Hall rose from factory floors to podiums, his working-class grit and razor-sharp instincts making him a bridge between grassroots frustrations and backroom deals.

A former corporal turned grassroots organiser, Evelyn Harding honed her commanding presence in both the barracks and the streets, using her working-class roots and sharp pragmatism to turn even the most skeptical audiences into believers.

A former corporate lawyer turned grassroots activist, Sophia King’s commanding presence and no-nonsense approach have made her a bridge between disillusioned voters and practical policy solutions.

A former investigative journalist turned activist, Leon Livingston cut his teeth exposing corporate malfeasance before leveraging his media savvy to turn public outrage into political momentum.

A former reclusive tech prodigy turned environmental strategist, Stewart Marshall designs bold but effective policy solutions in the shadows, shunning public praise for measurable impact.

A self-described 'revolutionary capitalist' who cut her teeth organizing underground student debt strikes before leveraging data-driven campaigns to become the youngest MP in decades.

A former corporate lobbyist turned insider critic, Harold Moore leveraged his well-connected network to expose financial inefficiencies in government, now bringing sharp policy expertise and reluctant pragmatism to reform advocacy.

Once a high-flying finance executive with a knack for spotting opportunities, she left the boardroom to build bridges between power and people, using her analytical mind and razor-sharp wit to navigate the halls of wealth and influence.

A 44-year-old analytically minded activist with a sharp nose for political windfalls, Helena Preston blends street-smart pragmatism with fiery conviction, turning data into undeniable arguments for systemic change.

A former philosophy professor turned rural land baron, Millicent Robinson blends idealism with hard-nosed pragmatism, using her charisma and fortune to rally communities while bending the political system to her vision of justice.

Matthew Smith left a lucrative career in finance to expose the rot in the system, parlaying his old-boy network into a bridge between idealists and power brokers, all while hosting salons where money and rebellion toast each other with fine whiskey.

A media-savvy idealist who parlayed behind-the-scenes influence into an ambitious political career, though his poor oratory skills often leave even his supporters wishing he’d stay off the podium.

Once a radical student firebrand, Millicent White now channels her youthful zeal into meticulous behind-the-scenes strategy, crunching numbers by day and drafting revolutionary manifestos by night, all while fiercely defending party leadership from dissidents.

A former child prodigy who became a viral political commentator in his early 20s, Nathaniel White’s fiery manifestos and media stunts turned him into the party’s youngest rising star—but his unorthodox tactics have left allies both inspired and exhausted.

A political tactician with a razor-sharp instinct for power, Duncan Young parlayed his elite business connections into a rapid rise in politics, earning a reputation as a ruthless but effective operator who plays the long game.