Topic: Art, media & communications
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26 February, 2020Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland is an award-winning journalist, author and broadcaster. He writes a weekly column for The Guardian and is the presenter of BBC Radio 4’s contemporary history series, The Long View. He also writes a monthly piece for the Jewish Chronicle and is a regular contributor to a range of US publications, including The New […]
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Tilly Franklin
Tilly Franklin is a Director of Investments at Alta Advisers, a London-based single family investment office. At Alta, Ms Franklin’s primary responsibility is for the construction and supervision of a substantial global portfolio of investments in private equity funds. She also participates in multi-asset class portfolio reviews and asset allocation. Ms Franklin joined Alta in […]
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Daniel Franklin
Daniel Franklin has been Executive Editor of The Economist since 2006. Since 2003 he has been Editor of The Economist’s annual publication, “The World in…”; which focuses on the year ahead. His book on long-term trends, Megachange: The World in 2050, was published in March 2012. His special report for The Economist on corporate social […]
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Tom Frackowiak
Tom is Head of Cicero’s UK public affairs practice and is a member of the Executive team. He works with Cicero’s clients to deliver strategies that enhance brand, reputation and political influence. Tom has a wide range of corporate communications and political experience from a career in banking, accountancy, business and the public sector. He […]
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Jess Fowle
Jess is one of the founders and Creative Directors of True North – one of the biggest non-scripted TV companies in the UK. In a twenty-year career in factual television, Jess has made everything from long running, multi-episode features series to immersive one-off docs. At True North Jess helps to shape big brands like A […]
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Peter Foster
I’m the Public Policy Editor at The Financial Times and have been a journalist for more than 25 years, about half of that time internationally. I started on The Shropshire Star and then joined The Times in 1995. I currently cover Brexit and how Boris Johnson’s government will deliver on manifesto commitment to ‘level up’ […]
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Professor Graham Foster FRCP PhD
Professor Graham Foster is Professor of Hepatology at Queen Mary University of London and the clinical lead for hepatology at Barts Health. Professor Foster was the founding President of The British Viral Hepatitis Group, a past President of the British Association for the Study of The Liver and is a trustee of the Hepatitis C […]
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Dr Richard Fluck
Richard is currently the Chair of Think Kidneys AKI Board and was NHS England’s National Clinical Director (Renal) until March 2016. He continues as Clinical Co-Chair for Specialised Internal Medicine and Consultant Nephrologist at Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Richard trained at Trinity Hall, Cambridge and the London Hospital Medical College, qualifying in 1985. His […]
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John-Paul Flintoff
The late Nobel winner Harold Pinter commented on John-Paul Flintoff’s writing, “Very good. Very funny…In fact it made me laugh,” which is praise indeed. Prior to becoming an author and journalist, John-Paul has also worked as a bin man, an executive PA, a scuba diver, a poet, a taxi driver, a tailor, a gardener, an […]
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Colin Fleming
Minutes after qualifying as an accountant with KPMG Dublin, Colin transferred into the world of media with a job as Finance Manager at Irish Independent Newspapers. In 2000, the bright lights of London beckoned and he joined a Global Advertising network, BBDO, initially in a European role. Colin joined AMV BBDO (the largest UK advertising […]