Brother David J. Cameron, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario, has held notable positions within the Masonic community, demonstrating his dedication and commitment to the craft. He has served with distinction as Chair of Masonic Education, Chair of Lodge Resources, and as a member of the Management Committee. Furthermore, he served as a Director of the Masonic Foundation of Ontario, contributing to the advancement of Masonic principles and philanthropy within the region.

Prior to his esteemed positions, Dr. Cameron made significant contributions as the editor of Reflections and as an original member of the G15 education group, highlighting his dedication to Masonic scholarship and education. As a Past Master of Grand River Lodge No. 151 and New Light Daylight Lodge No. 744 in Waterloo, he has demonstrated exemplary leadership and commitment to the Masonic ideals. Cameron's dedication extends to various Masonic bodies, including Heritage Lodge No. 730, Kitchener Chapter of R.A.M., Medwayosh Council of A.M.D., the London Scottish Rite Valley, and Moore Sovereign Consistory. His commitment to the craft has been recognized through several honorary memberships and his attainment of the 33° of the Scottish Rite.

In addition to his numerous accomplishments, Bro. Cameron is a Fellow of the College of Freemasonry. He is currently the Secretary of Templum Lucis Lodge No. 747 and a member of the Board of the Masonic Restoration Foundation.

Brother Faulks, is the Managing Director of Lewis Masonic, a long-established firm, founded in the nineteenth century, specializing in the publication of Masonic texts and literature. Brother Faulks is an expert in memory and meditation, renowned for his remarkable demonstrations of recall and mind over matter. With over 20 books authored on or related to mind sciences, Martin is an advocate of philosophy, history and self-development which led him to extensively travel the world to train with teachers from diverse traditions and cultures.

He was initiated into Burlington Lodge No. 96 in December 2001, rising to the Third Degree in 2003 and assuming the chair in 2009. Actively involved in Burlington, Martin has held roles such as Assistant Director of Ceremonies and Charity Steward, currently serving as the Lodge Mentor. Burlington Lodge, one of the earliest founded in England, boasts historical significance as the first to establish an Inner Guard and one of the founding lodges of the Emulation Lodge of Improvement.

His Masonic journey also includes membership in Cabbell Lodge No. 807 and serving as Master in 2008. He is a Past Master of Canonbury Tower Lodge, known for its scholarly environment at Canonbury Tower in Islington, London.

He was honored with London Grand Rank by the Metropolitan Grand Lodge in London the same year. In 2021, Martin was elected as a member of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge 2076 and appointed as Assistant Secretary. Additionally, he was promoted to the rank of Past Senior Grand Warden in the Regular Grand Lodge of Italy.

Brother Gerard Icart has dedicated his life to scholarly pursuits and fraternal service. With a distinguished career spanning over four decades. As a scholar, Brother Gerard Icart's expertise in literature has been showcased through his tenure as a revered Professor of Classics, where he imparted knowledge and inspired countless students over the years. His academic prowess is further complemented by his extensive involvement in Freemasonry, where he has served as a steadfast member for an impressive 38 years in GLNF and 27 years in UGLE.

Brother Gerard Icart has held esteemed positions, including that of a Past London Grand Rank and PAGM & Grand Chancellor of the National Grand Lodge of France. These roles underscore his dedication and commitment to the principles and traditions of Freemasonry, earning him the respect and admiration of his peers.

Moreover, Brother Gerard Icart has played a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape within the Grand Lodge, serving as a steward of knowledge and wisdom for approximately twenty-five years.

Beyond his service within Freemasonry, Brother Gerard Icart's influence extends to the realm of literature and historical discourse. As the Director of the esteemed "Transmitting History" Collection, he has curated a repository of invaluable works that illuminate the rich tapestry of human history and heritage. Additionally, he is the esteemed author of around ten scholarly works, delving into diverse subjects such as education, instruction, history, and the origins of traditional Freemasonry

Brother Kearsley is a member of Ponsonby Lodge 708 SC, in Auckland.

He graduated from Liverpool University and subsequently embarked on a career in teaching and university lecturing. He made the decision to relocate to New Zealand, where he taught at a boys public school while also obtaining a Masters degree and additional teaching qualifications.  He was later awarded a doctorate from Surrey University. He worked with such as IBM, Coopers and Lybrand and Marsh Insurance Brokers before running his own office support business.  For many years he worked as an independent management consultant travelling extensively around the world.

Dr. Kearsley has made significant contributions to the Freemasonry community. He was initiated into Freemasonry in the Hawera Lodge No. 34 in Hawera, Taranaki, New Zealand, and has been a member, and often Master and Secretary, of many other lodges in both the UK and New Zealand. For four years he was  the editor of The Square, an independent magazine for Freemasons based in the UK.  In this capacity he travelled extensively to Masonic conferences and events.  He was a frequent visitor to Scottish lodges and events, mainly in Edinburgh. He was Prestonian lecturer for 2014 and was awarded the Norman Spencer Prize by Quatuor Coronati Lodge. He is a grand officer under UGLE, past Grand Orator for two provinces and Grand Lecturer for both Craft and Royal Arch under GLNZ.

He is a vice president of the ANZMRC - the association of all research lodges in Australasia.

He is a full member of Quatuor Coronati Lodge 2076 and has been Master of two other research lodges.  He has contributed many papers and books for Freemasonry.  His latest, On the Square, is the collection of 12 presentations given to some 25 lodges and chapters as the visiting lecturer throughout Australasia.  Throughout his Masonic journey, Dr. Kearsley has demonstrated a deep commitment to the craft and has been actively involved not just as a lecturer and researcher but also as a member of such as the Board of General Purposes and various charity boards.  He has also organised several tours for other visiting lecturers.