Topic: Art, media & communications
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26 February, 2020Matt Chorley
Matt Chorley is a writer and broadcaster for The Times. He presents the political mid-morning show on Times Radio Monday to Thursday 10am-1pm, hosts the award-winning Red Box podcast and writes a column for The Times on Saturdays, drawing on 15 years of covering Westminster.
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Dr Helen Charman
Dr Helen Charman is Director of Learning and National Programmes at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. A creative and cultural learning professional for over 25 years, her specialism is design education in museums. Her professional portfolio encompasses schools, universities, galleries, museums, festival organizations, local authorities and charities. She was a founder member of the […]
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Aaron Chatterley
Aaron Chatterley co-Founded Europe’s largest online beauty retailer feelunique in Jersey in 2005. The business now turns over more than £100m p.a. selling more than 500 top beauty brands to over 100 countries. Having recently led a partial sale of the business to Private Equity and stepped aside as CEO he now works part-time for […]
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Louis Charalambous
Louis is a leading media lawyer with Simons Muirhead & Burton. He has prestigious clients including celebrities, newspapers, TV channels and journalists. His caseload includes acting in many high profile disputes. He is an expert in cases involving criminal allegations and political disputes. He has been recognised for his calm and strategic approach. His role […]
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Tom Chalmers
Tom Chalmers is the Managing Director of Legend Times, a group of five publishing companies he has founded. He started his first company in 2005 when aged 25, Legend Press, a book publisher focused predominantly on mainstream literary and commercial fiction. Chalmers subsequently acquired Paperbooks Publishing, and later launched Legend Business, a business book publisher, […]
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Cassie Chadderton
Cassie is Chief Executive of World Book Day. Before this she was Head of UK Theatre, the major professional association for theatre and the performing arts. Cassie was previously Director, Media and Stakeholder Relations at Arts Council England, working with Government and the arts sector to promote the importance of the sector within society and […]
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Lord Peter Chadlington
Lord Chadlington’s career spans politics, public relations and journalism. A serial entrepreneur, he founded two of the largest global public relations networks: Shandwick and Huntsworth. Lord Chadlington has advised various Prime Ministers – including Sir John Major and David Cameron. He was made a member of the House of Lords in 1996. Most recently he […]
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Margaret Casely-Hayford CBE
Margaret Casely-Hayford was appointed Chair of international development Charity ActionAid UK., in 2014. She was elected to the Board of the Co-op in May 2016; and in June 2016 was appointed a Trustee on the Board of the Radcliffe Foundation which is a 300 year old organisation that funds arts and music projects. For nine […]
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Melanie Cassoff
Melanie joined Elisabeth Murdoch in November 2014, to help her establish and run her charitable foundation which supports visual arts and arts education in the UK. Prior to joining Freelands Foundation, Melanie was a private banker, having held senior positions at Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management and UBS Wealth Management. Melanie began her career as […]
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Rory Cellan-Jones
Rory was the BBC’s expert on trends in new technology, and how the web is changing our lives. He became a Technology Correspondent after many years reporting on business for the BBC, and he sees it as his role to communicate the excitement and importance of the fast-changing digital world to a non-specialist audience. He […]