Podcaster. Comms expert. Also a pretty inept equestrian.
“While most actors who play major on-screen roles in Hollywood blockbusters like Gladiator, The Mummy, and Sleepy Hollow are probably divas who live in 10-bedroom mansions, their four-legged cast mates are much more down to earth.”
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“The challenge is raising them and fighting tradition – we are not our mothers,” says Insta-mum Clemmie Hooper, aka Mother of Daughters, of being a millennial parent (a mum born between 1980 and 1995). Every generation likes to think it’s rebelling, but technology and the advent of equality, means today’s new parents – us millennials – actually are. Whether it’s in terms of discipline, equipment, or the role of dad, we are turning tradition on its head.
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Dubai Healthcare City Authority’s chair Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein tells Ploy Radford how the emirate is re-shaping its healthcare system…
Retail guru, The Vet chair and avid traveller.
Health tech ‘unicorns’ are rare beasts leading to Silicone Valley to be a bit sneery about the healthcare market. However, is that scorn justified and why are unicorns – start-up valuations exceeding £1 billion – so hard to achieve? Read More
This is an interview I did for Third Sector magazine that appeared in the issue out 20/9/11:
The Blue Cross became the first charity to be featured in Channel 4’s Undercover Boss when Kim Hamilton, its chief executive, posed as a volunteer to appear in an episode in July.
Production company Studio Lambert asked the animal welfare charity if it wanted to take part in the series, in which bosses assume a false identity to get a taste of life on the front line.
This raised the prospect of valuable exposure to millions of viewers but also posed a risk to the charity’s reputation if the reality TV show format portrayed it in a bad light. Read More
Ploy Radford 