Carlotta is a third year Politics and Philosophy student at LSE. She is from Italy and has moved to London for university. She has been MUN in different capacities ever since her first conference in her first year of high-school. Eight years later, it might be classified as Stockholm Syndrome. If not studying or doing MUN, you can probably find her engaging in her addictions: losing time at the movies or enjoying a nice bottle of wine (sometimes both!). Having backroomed LSEMUN before, she can't wait to chair a committee that is very different than the UK norm in a revamped conference!

Erika Khov is a Chinese-Cambodian-French second-year law student at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. She previously attended a French school in Cambodia, where she was first introduced to MUN during high school. She quickly became actively involved, not only as a delegate but also in organising conferences. Erika has extensive experience both as a Chair and as a member of the Secretariat, although she is most familiar with THIMUN procedures. She values MUN for the opportunity it offers to discuss topics she finds engaging and to meet people with diverse backgrounds and experiences—one of the main reasons she has continued her involvement at university. She hopes everyone will enjoy the conference and looks forward to meeting you all.

Megan is an MSc Criminal Justice Policy student at LSE, and before coming to LSE, she studied Politics and IR at UCL, where she was the Vice President for Academics. Although she has been in London since her undergraduate days, this is going to be her first LSEMUN! Her MUN career goes all the way back to 2017, where she was still in Hong Kong, and with LSEMUN being one of her last conferences, she hopes to end it on a high note, together with her fellow co-chairs in GA (unfortunately she doesn't do crisis or specialised committees). Outside MUN, she is a singer, a former Taekwondo athlete, and she does a lot of other things that she can't list all of them here.

Adeline is a first year International Relations and Chinese student at LSE. She is originally from Austin Texas, USA, where she did Model UN throughout high school. She is excited to get involved with the European MUN circuit this term, and is especially looking forward to LSEMUN. In her capacity as a Co-Director of the GA Committee, Adeline contributes to the room's topic design, study guide, and ensures delegate experience is the best it can be day of the conference. Outside of LSEMUN, she enjoys playing tennis with the LSE BUCS team, watercoloring, and trying out new cafés with her friends!

Kamil is a second year double degree student reading English and French Law at Queen Mary University of London and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, with additional training in international economic law at East China University of Political Science and Law. Beyond academia, Kamil has interned in international law firms in Shanghai, Hamburg, and Paris, gaining cross-border experience in commercial, corporate, and comparative law. His MUN journey began at the Lycée International Charles de Gaulle, where he first discovered his passion for debate and international dialogue. An active member of the global MUN community, Kamil has chaired and organized conferences across Europe. Fluent in six languages, he combines academic rigour with his love for culture, theatre and travelling. In his free time, he can often be found reading up on French poetry or practising his Mandarin skills.