Topic: Art, media & communications
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26 February, 2020Hannah Wilson
Hannah is a dynamic leader who is a passionate diversity, inclusion & equality advocate; an ethical leader who is vision & values-led. She strives to model integrity as a leader and is committed to recruiting & retaining a diverse & flexible education. She is the co-founder of #WomenEd, a grassroots organisation that connects, develops & […]
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Lisa Winward
Lisa started her police career in North Yorkshire Police in 1993 as a Special Constable in York having completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at the University of York. She joined Humberside Police as a regular officer in 1994 and has worked in a number of posts, both community and detective roles through […]
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Marcus Wilson
Freelance television producer, based in north west of England. Recents credits include A Word, Our Zoo, Luther, Doctor Who, Taggart and Whitechapel. Have worked for all major broadcasters. Entered the TV industry after completing a drama, film, TV and English Lit degree – BA (Hons) at University College of Ripon & York, st John. No […]
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Deborah Williams OBE
Deborah’s career started in the mid-1980s with her first theatre company. She moved to The Pleasance in Edinburgh and became the first manager at Pleasance Islington. She was an actor with Graeae Theatre Company, worked with the London disability arts forum, and taught stage management at the Webber Douglas Drama School. In 2000 she started […]
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Neil Williamson
Neil joined Jardine Motors Group in July 2015 as CEO, having most recently held the position of Managing Director of SEAT UK. Prior to this, Neil was MD of Mercedes-Benz Retail UK from 2004 to 2013, holding responsibility for 40 retail sites with a workforce of 2,200, selling 40,000 cars per annum. Previously, Neil enjoyed […]
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Paul Williams
Paul Williams is a series producer, director and photographer at BBC studios Natural History Unit in Bristol. Originally from Rotherham he became fascinated by the Natural World when he found his first fossil on a beach in Robins Hood Bay on the Yorkshire coast. This eventually led him to work as a palaeontologist at the […]
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Professor Keith Willett
Professor Keith Willett is the Medical Director for Acute Care and Emergency Preparedness to NHS England and is the Professor of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery at the University of Oxford. An NHS consultant surgeon for 26 years he has extensive experience of trauma surgery, driving health service transformation and healthcare management. He has taught surgery and […]
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Theo Williams
Designer and creative director Theo Williams’s career has seen him progress from designing products for Alessi, Lexon, Technogym, Prada and founder and creator of Another Brand to Head of Design for John Lewis Home via five years as Creative Director of Habitat following on from Sir Terence Conran and Tom Dixon. He has recently been […]
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David Wilding
David was Director of Planning for Twitter UK for 8 years before resigning in November 2022 following the takeover by Elon Musk. At Twitter he was part of the UK leadership team and his role was broadly to help people, organisations and advertisers to understand, plan and get the most from Twitter. Before working at […]
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Baroness Patience Wheatcroft
For most of her career, Patience was a journalist. She began her national newspaper career with the Daily Mail and worked on a number of different titles before becoming Business Editor of The Times. After nine years in that role, she took on the editorship of the Sunday Telegraph. Then she decided to see what […]