Mark became the Assembly Member for Cardiff West in May 2011. He was Chair of the Assembly’s Health and Social Care Committee from July 2011 - March 2013 and of the All-Wales Programme Monitoring Committee for European funds from July 2011 – March 2013. He was appointed Minister for Health and Social Services in March 2013. He was appointed Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government in May 2016. Mark was appointed Cabinet Secretary for Finance on 3 November 2017. On 12 December 2018 Mark was appointed First Minister of Wales and became a member of the Privy Council on 13 February 2019. Mark was appointed First Minister on 13 May 2021.

Simon is Director of Commercial and Procurement for the Welsh Government. He has held various senior roles in the Welsh Government, including Continuous Improvement, Covid Recovery and Restart and Brexit Strategy. Simon has a wealth of experience in commercial strategy and policy development across social policy, tax and strategic investment, an extensive track record in programme and policy design and coordination, and practical knowledge of large-scale service delivery, corporate governance and leadership. He was formerly Director of Y Lab, a public services innovation laboratory for Wales, and was Corporate Director for Wellbeing in Bridgend County Borough Council on secondment.

Prior to joining the Welsh Government, Simon was a Management Consultant undertaking government strategy consulting for Accenture. In his early career he worked as a Statistical Analyst for the Office for National Statistics before joining the civil service fast stream and working in various roles across nine years in HM Treasury.

Dot has worked for many years for BBC Wales, ITV Wales, S4C, BT Sport, Radio 5 Live and Radio 4, and now presents the BBC Radio Wales Breakfast Show. She has hosted the Rugby World Cup for ITV and six nations for the BBC.

A fluent Welsh speaker, Dot’s broadcasting career very much began in the world of sport, however her network profile was elevated with her presence at Wimbledon for the BBC for many years. Her annual catch ups presenting alongside John McEnroe on ‘6love6’ a particular highlight!

She has since ventured into the world of current affairs, presenting for Radio Wales, Radio Cymru and Radio 4, along with S4C’s flagship ‘Y Byd ar Bedwar’ and ITV’s Wales This Week.

Her versatility further demonstrated by presenting the National Eisteddfod for S4C in 2022 from her home county of Ceredigion, and she has many more exciting projects to be revealed over the coming months.

Dot Davies recently confessed her growing interest in online casinos, sharing how this form of entertainment has become a personal favorite pastime. According to Dot, the various gambling games offered by online casinos, which you can find more about here: https://800gambling.org, provide not only excitement but also a way to unwind after a busy day. She explained that, for her, engaging in these games allows her to relax and disconnect from daily stress.

One of the reasons why online casinos have gained popularity, including with Dot, is the convenience they offer. Unlike traditional casinos, which require traveling and sticking to a schedule, online casinos are available 24/7 and can be accessed from the comfort of home. Dot highlighted how this flexibility fits seamlessly into her lifestyle, enabling her to enjoy her favorite casino games whenever she has free time, whether that’s late at night or during a quick break.

Dot was brought up on a farm in west Wales, and her love of the outdoors continues as she brings up her 3 children.