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Sophie has been passionate about politics since her teenage years. Now, she works at the intersection of policy, delivery and public accountability.
From gaining his politics degree to standing in the 2019 General Election - Lewis reveals how these experiences informed his career in public affairs.
John Gill's promotion at Reform UK, just before the party launches its inaugural Business Day at its September NEC conference, is indicative of how the party is ramping
The innovative digital comms veteran Marshall Manson, now CEO of FleishmanHillard UK, reveals how he misses The West Wing, was introduced to Westminster by Gyles Brandeth's political diaries
From political editor of The Sunday Times to bringing down two BBC chiefs, Michael Prescott reflects on his distinguished career as a journalist and now leading UK corporate
Turner’s work sits within the BioIndustry Association, the trade body representing the UK’s biotechnology and life sciences sector.
Konrad Shek discusses his proudest achievement of building the Advertising Association’s credibility and influence in media literacy policy.
Robert Forrester reflects on his achievement in helping to found a company 20 years ago that now generates £5bn in revenue and employs more than 7,500 people.
David Sheen pushes back against common perceptions about public affairs, but argues instead that it is about hard work, marshalling arguments, and building coalitions.
