Our Leadership Team

Mayuri began her professional career at KPMG, where she qualified as a Chartered Accountant. After qualification, Mayuri worked in financial, legal, and commercial management roles in the Education and Professional Service sectors. In 2011, Mayuri joined Hydrotec, a water treatment services company, in which she now has an ownership stake and operates as the Commercial Managing Director.

Mayuri’s focus on exceptional client service, coupled with acute strategic vision, has enabled her to grow Hydrotec from being one company focusing on UK product sales to a multinational group of companies which include dedicated maintenance and export arms. Mayuri has more than doubled revenue and employee headcount since joining Hydrotec, and despite facing challenging market conditions has continued the growth of the Group throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mayuri brings financial and commercial expertise to Copper Cover. She is also a Lay Member of the University of Kent, sits on the university's audit committee, and is a trustee of ACT Asia.

Since graduating as a Chemical Engineer, Adrian has gained 35 years of experience in the water treatment sector, during which he has gained expert knowledge in bacterial control. Adrian became a regular contributor to the Combatting Legionella Conferences, during which he incorporated Copper Silver Ionisation, a method for the control of waterborne bacteria, into his arsenal. This method ultimately led to the recognition and use of copper as an antimicrobial agent for the continuous disinfection of solid surfaces.

Today, Adrian is the Technical Managing Director of the Hydrotec Group, and is seated on the BSRIA council (Building Services Research and Information Association). Adrian shares the BRSIA’s passion of ‘Making Buildings Better’, and strongly believes in the true value and benefits that Copper Cover can bring not only to our management of the SARS CoV-2 pandemic, but also to our emergence therefrom.

Akshay graduated with a BSc in Management from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He subsequently went on to have a successful career in finance at Deloitte LLP, London.

In October 2020, Akshay fell gravely ill with an infectious lung disease, the onset of which was near-fatal. In February 2021, this was diagnosed to be active tuberculosis, and Akshay was discharged in November 2021. Understanding, first-hand, the ramifications of the spread of infectious disease, Akshay left the world of corporate finance during the illness to enable him to focus on Copper Cover.

Akshay leads business development at Copper Cover, and endeavours to realise his vision of a world in which infectious disease is minimised. Akshay is also currently completing a part-time Masters in Health Policy at Imperial College London and working with a pharmaceutical company developing tuberculosis drugs in Switzerland.

Whilst attaining his BEng in Computing from Imperial College London, Amar co-founded Faceident, a Berlin-based startup which develops software for the photography industry. At Faceident, Amar worked with and managed a multinational team of software developers and UX designers, leading software engineering and product design.

After graduating, and whilst continuing to drive the success of Faceident, Amar gained experience in finance at EY LLP, London. Amar continued to develop upon the skills he gained at Imperial and Faceident, and focused primarily on clients in the media and technology sectors.

Amar now leads marketing and IT at Copper Cover and is a strong advocate for the use of innovation to improve public health.