Topic: Art, media & communications
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26 February, 2020Anne Longfield CBE
Anne Longfield CBE is The Times Education Commissioner and Independent Chair, Learning Disability and Autism Children and Young People’s Steering Group for the NHS. Anne was previously the Children’s Commissioner for England. Her role was to bring about long term change and improvements for all children – and in particular the most vulnerable children in […]
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Kimberley Long
Born in Liverpool, Kimberley attended an all-girls state school before studying English Language and Literature at Liverpool University, and an MA in Print Journalism at Sheffield University. In between she worked in Japan for a year on the JET Programme, teaching English to senior high school students. Now based in London, she has worked in […]
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Jem Lloyd-Williams
I’ve had a varied career – working at some of the UK’s favourite TV stations, running a web content agency and now helping to deliver innovation and inspiration to some of the UK’s biggest brands. In between all that I’ve been a journalist for the BBC, written cracker jokes for Asda and play percussion and […]
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Katy Liddell
Katy Liddell was appointed as MD of Commercial Development of TelefĂłnica Digital UK in February 2014. Responsible for growing Digital Revenues in both Consumer and Business P&L’s. Identifying the emerging digital products and services and accelerating commercialisation of these through our UK business. Â Prior to this Katy was Business Manager for Sales and Service, […]
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Simon Lewis
Simon has a long career in strategic communications, including roles on the Executive Committees of Centrica and Vodafone as Director of Corporate Affairs. He was Vice Chair EMEA at FTI Consulting and previously spent nine years as Chief Executive of the investment banking trade body the Association for Financial Markets in Europe. He has a […]
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Sir Martyn Lewis
During 32 years as a television journalist Martyn Lewis anchored every mainstream national news programme on the UK’s two main terrestrial TV channels,including ITV’s News At Ten and the BBC’s Nine O’Clock News, before taking up a business career. He recently returned to broadcasting to present a weekly interview programme called “Agenda” on “The Wireless”, […]
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Amanda Levete
Amanda Levete is a RIBA Stirling Prize winning architect and founder and principal of AL_A, an international award-winning design and architecture studio. Since its formation in 2009, AL_A has refined an intuitive and strategic approach to design that has radicalised clients and briefs, led to a diverse range of concepts for cultural, retail and commercial […]
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Eddy Leviten
Eddy has over 25 years of experience in intellectual property, content protection, political lobbying, and the creative industries. His current role is Chief Operating Officer of FACT, responsible for business operations (investigations, due diligence, content protection, and digital forensics) for clients globally, including broadcasters, sports rights owners, major law firms, and financial services businesses. His […]
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Lawrence Lever
Read law at Oxford. Qualified Solicitor. Investigative Financial Journalist on the Times and then the Mail on Sunday. Made financial programmes for Channel 4. Founded Citywire in 1999. Citywire publishes magazines, websites and original data. It holds Events in over 15 countries and four continents. We have offices in London, New York, Munich, Milan Singapore […]
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Peter Leathem
Peter Leathem joined PPL as Head of Legal and Business Affairs in 2002. Following several senior positions within the company since that time, including Managing Director, he was appointed to the position of Chief Executive Officer in January 2012. Prior to joining the company, he was a partner for eight years with City law firm […]