Our spokespeople
Our spokespeople can provide comment on the issues faced by young people with cancer and all aspects of our work.
Jules Worrall, Chief Executive
Jules Worrall was appointed as CEO of Teenage Cancer Trust in 2026. Prior to joining Teenage Cancer Trust she worked for over 20 years in roles dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by cancer, driven by having been diagnosed with cancer herself in her 20s.
Previously having served as Director of Engagement at Teenage Cancer Trust, when she became Chief Executive Jules said: “Every day I hear directly from young people about the difference this charity has made to them. Theirs are the voices that drive me, and compel me to turn my own experience of cancer as a young person into a force for good.”
Louise Soanes, Chief Nurse
Throughout her career, Louise has worked in a variety of clinical, managerial and academic roles. Before joining Teenage Cancer Trust, Louise held the position of Nurse Consultant at UCLH (University College London Hospitals) caring for teenagers and young adults with cancer. Louise is focused on working with both the charity and the NHS to offer specialist support for young people and their families as they face cancer.