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He is also co-founder of StartUp Britain, a national initiative for early stage enterprise supported by HM Government, which was recently launched by the Prime Minister, Chancellor and Secretary of State for Business.
 
Michael is chairman of entrepreneurs at Coutts & Co, a columnist for Real Business and is the 2011 chairman for MADE: The Entrepreneurs Festival.

He serves as deputy chairman of the Ministerial Ambassador Group for Global Entrepreneurship Week, an initiative chaired by the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise.

 

He advises chief executives and leading business figures and works on a range of prominent campaigns including One Young World, the global youth forum, and StartUp Britain. He works with clients including Seatwave, Virgin Media Pioneers, Intuit and Doug Richard’s School for Startups.

Nick is a regular media commentator and has written for business titles including City AM, Director, Businesszone and Fresh Business Thinking on entrepreneurship, communications and the technology sector.  He also co-authored Disruptive Influence: The Entrepreneur Report for Virgin Media Pioneers with Michael Hayman.

Jessica is currently working with founding Dragons’ Den panellists Peter Jones CBE and Doug Richard and also advising Virgin Media Pioneers for whom she delivered the launch of its thought leadership report - Disruptive Influence. 
 
Since joining the company she has worked on the delivery of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2010 as well as MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival.  This year she has been responsible for the Tenner Tycoon campaign - the nation’s largest enterprise competition in schools.

She has delivered superb wins for both corporate and consumer clients including StartUp Britain, Virgin Media Pioneers, One Young World, MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival, Seatwave.com and The Children’s Hospital Charity.

A graduate of the City University postgraduate school of Journalism, Nicole worked as a reporter for titles including The Sunday Telegraph, The Observer, The Scotsman and regional publications across the UK.

She was a key part of the team that delivered the most successful Global Entrepreneurship Week ever in 2010, and spearheaded the media launch of the government backed entrepreneur initiative StartUp Britain.  She is also part of the campaign team that created MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival in 2010 and is spearheading the delivery of the 2011 event.

Prior to joining Seven Hills, Rosie worked on the £40 million restoration campaign of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Rosie graduated from The University of Reading in 2008 with a degree in Politics and International Relations.

Charlotte is currently spearheading the campaign for One Young World, the international youth forum that brings 1,200 young leaders from over 170 countries together with counsellers including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Jamie Oliver and Sir Bob Geldof. She is also working with Seatwave.com, Beechwood College and The Children’s Hospital Charity.

Charlotte has ten years’ of marketing and public relations experience. Her clients experience included luxury brands, destinations, travel, art and antiques including Coutts London Jewellery Week, Bonhams, Grosvenor, Government of Dubai and Hyatt.

At Seven Hills, Alex works with clients such as School for Startups and Seatwave. She contributed to Virgin Media Pioneers' report on entrepreneurship, Disruptive Influence, and worked on communications for Global Entrepreneurship Week, MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival and Tenner Tycoon.

She has previously written for magazines and newspapers including The Week, Marketing Week, Now, Essentials, and Private Banking magazine. Alex has also worked as a press assistant for a fashion retail website.

Alex holds a BSc in Psychology from Newcastle University and a post-graduate degree from the school of journalism at City University.

He is working on a thought-leadership campaign with the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets, and helping to leverage Virgin Media’s innovative Pioneers programme with political audiences.

Mark is also helping to deliver the MADE Festival, liaising with politicians, high-profile entrepreneurs, journalists and sponsors to ensure the success of this year’s festival.

Prior to joining Seven Hills, Mark worked on a broad range of public affairs and corporate clients. He previously worked for United Business Media and for Public Affairs News at Dods, the political publishing company.

She worked at the heart of the team on major events including Global Entrepreneurship Week 2010, the government backed entrepreneur initiative StartUp Britain, MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival and Tenner Tycoon.

Susannah specialises in research, media relations and stakeholder relations.

Susannah joined Seven Hills after graduating from the University of Durham in 2010 with a BA in Politics.

She worked for the small business magazine Startups and has experience in both print and online media. She has also previously written for the Daily Telegraph.

Henrietta works with clients including One Young World and the Peter Jones Foundation.

Henrietta graduated from Newcastle University in 2007 with a degree in politics, before training at Kingston University’s postgraduate school of journalism.

He was a key part of the team that delivered Global Entrepreneurship Week 2011 and is currently working on a diverse range of consumer and corporate clients.
 
Stuart specialises in stakeholder relations and has extensive public affairs research experience.



He gained a first-class degree in History from the University of Cambridge, where he was also President of his student union. Before joining Seven Hills in October 2011, he spent a year at the École Normale Supérieure, France’s premier research institution.

Laura has been with Seven Hills since October 2011 and has a wealth of experience as an Executive Assistant working with senior management at companies such as Cushman and Wakefield and Australian based company, Corporate Express.