Sasha Twining is a journalist and presenter, currently heard worldwide on the BBC World Service (global audience figures 97 million).
International audiences can hear her presenting the flagship programmes ‘Business Matters’ (also broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in the UK) and ‘World Business Report’.
Previously, she has presented for both national and international broadcasters, both TV and radio, including Sky News, ITV, and Nine Network (Australia)
She also works as a debate facilitator across Europe, working in fields including energy security and transition, food sustainability, eco-design, and communications. She works with both public and private sector organisations.
Sasha is an advocate of new technology – she has an embedded NFC chip in her hand, and has presented a BBC programme about the innovation.
Sachin Jogia is the Chief Technology Officer and Technology Group Director at Ofcom. As Chief Technology Officer, Sachin leads Ofcom’s work to support innovation across the sectors we regulate including broadcasting, telecoms, wireless services and post.
Sachin spent nine years at Amazon in the UK and USA. Prior to joining Ofcom, Sachin was the General Manager for Alexa Smart Home International – overseeing tech and commercial development of the company’s voice-activated services and organisational leadership worldwide. A highly experienced technology leader, Sachin has also held senior technology and business roles at AOL and advertising.com.
Passionate about the application of ‘tech4good’ initiatives, Sachin chairs the British Heart Foundation’s Technology Advisory Group to accelerate tech advancement and innovation within the BHF. He has supported numerous initiatives to help elevate people from disadvantaged backgrounds, including the not-for-profit Amazon Future Engineer programme, was a founding member of their London Charity Committee and mentored trainee teachers at TeachFirst.
He is a digital and technology trustee and non-executive Director at City Year UK, a charity that helps to close education attainment gaps and give young adults a headstart in their early careers, as well as being a volunteer at BeTheBusiness, where he mentors senior leaders at UK-based small to medium-sized enterprises. Other interests include playing tennis and art, along with the bleeding edge of technology and retaining his roots in Physics through supporting the Institute of Physics and their numerous outreach initiatives.
As Director of International Insights and Measurement at Twitch, Paul helps brands and advertisers understand our world of live streaming, content and our unique audience. Be that by providing a deeper understanding of the Twitch audiences or campaign measurement, Paul enables brands to optimise media spend within live streaming or gaming.
Prior to joining Twitch, he has worked in a number of global research and insight roles specialising within the media and entertainment industry. Paul has a passion for helping brands deepen their engagement with current and future generations by putting consumer insight and measurement at the heart of their business and advertising strategies.
Rufus started his career at McCann Erickson. After a further stint in the agency world at JWT, Rufus joined Channel 4 to help launch their brand-new digital entertainment channel, E4. Over the next decade, Rufus helped lead the further diversification of Channel 4’s digital portfolio with the launch of More4 and 4oD.
Rufus is currently ITV Managing Director Streaming, Interactive & Data, overseeing all of ITV’s current digital products, ITV Hub, ITV Hub+ and BritBox, and the forthcoming launch of ITVX, ITV’s new free streaming service launching in Q4 this year. He also has responsibility for ITV’s interactive business and its group wide data strategy.
Previously Rufus was ITV’s Chief Marketing Officer and was Marketing Week’s 2020 Marketer of the Year. He has been Chairman of Freeview and is a Trustee of the London Wildlife Trust, helping improve the capital’s bio-diversity.
Eleanor leads the Digital Partnerships team in BBC Distribution & Business Development. Her role is to ensure that the BBC and its audiences get the most out of relationships with global external technology companies, for which her team is the main central point of contact at the BBC.
The team is responsible for identifying the opportunities and challenges of working with existing and potential technology partners to maximise value for audiences. Before this role, she was Chief of Staff to the BBC’s Chief Product and Technology Officer, providing advice and support on the leadership of the 3000-strong Design and Engineering Division.
Eleanor started at the BBC in the Public Policy team project managing the 2016 Charter Review and before that worked in the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport for around 10 years including a number of roles in PSB and media policy. Her career started in museums, and she has degrees in history and museum studies.
Dan Fahy is responsible for increasing streaming revenue and expanding the company’s range of partnerships in the UK. He spearheads growth strategy for all of Paramount’s streaming platforms in the UK, including Channel 5’s BVOD service, My5; the FAST/AVOD service Pluto TV; and the SVOD service Paramount+ which will launch in the UK this summer.
Fahy has held several Commercial and Content Distribution leadership roles in Paramount’s international markets, as well as WarnerMedia, Eurosport, Red Bee Media, Telstra Media and UKTV.
Julie is responsible for A+E Networks UK’s portfolio of digital products. A+E Networks UK is a joint venture between Hearst and Sky that includes Sky HISTORY, Crime+Investigation, Sky History2 and BLAZE.
A passionate and strategic professional, Julie has extensive knowledge of digital strategy and product launches of brands reaching 60 million homes across 100 countries.
Skilled in steering a team to achieve set goals from inception to completion, including the launch and success of Crime+Investigation Play and HISTORY Play on Amazon and Apple as well as recent investment in expanding A+E Network’s YouTube channels.
Prior to A+E, Julie worked for Sky leading their on-demand content merchandising strategy.
With more than 20 years of experience in the media, entertainment and technology sectors, Rose Hulse founded and serves as CEO of the highly selective, curated app-based streaming aggregator, ScreenHits TV (SHTV).
Hulse started the London-based aggregation service in March 2020 with a soft launch, which followed its transition from serving as a successful B2B aggregator for the entertainment industry since 2012. With many of her studio clients shifting their focus to the consumer streaming market – a trend she began to notice several years earlier – the longtime entertainment corporate development and distribution executive set out with a vision to create an independent aggregation service solely focused on making the consumer experience easier.
Overcoming a number of barriers for a diverse woman of colour, Hulse leveraged her corporate, startup and entrepreneurial skills to develop and officially launch ScreenHits TV in April 2021. Raising more than $6.2 million in capital and rapidly recruiting 25 top industry executives to more than triple her workforce – up from eight previously – Hulse has secured partnerships with major U.S., UK and German content providers such as NBC Universal, Sony Pictures Television, Lionsgate, AMC Networks, BBC, iPlayer, Channel 4, ITV Hub, BFI, ATP TV and JOYN, the ProSiebenSat.1 Media and Discovery joint VOD venture, among others. ScreenHits TV and Rose Hulse featured at the top of Variety’s inaugural Silicon Valleywood Impact Report and has featured in many high profile publications including Deadline on ‘International Disruptors’, Variety and Forbes.
Today, SHTV operates in the U.S., UK and Germany with nearly 500,000 subscribers. It is on track to hit one million subscribers by year’s end and to be in 22 countries over the next two years across Europe, Africa, the Indian sub-continent, Latin and North America – with imminent launches set for Q4 2021 in Canada, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Spain, India, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and Romania. In the U.S., it currently houses 32 streaming services including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney +, Paramount + and Hulu. Hulse’s burgeoning company is building out desktop, tablet, connected TV and mobile platforms, all of which are designed to let consumers overwhelmed by the sheer number of SVOD and AVOD services integrate all of their best streaming apps in one place, easily bundle them and earn discounts on the content and platforms they like the most. The mobile and tablet apps offer the social feature, TV Friends, which enables users to see what their friends are watching and liking.
Hulse started her career in politics in 1998 for Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan in his international trade department, organizing international trade missions for him while working closely with the movie and TV industries on incentives to film locally. She soon transitioned to the entertainment industry as director of corporate relations for the TV marketing association PROMAX & BDA, senior promotions manager at The Hollywood Reporter, director of corporate development for the Sundance Film Institute and director of studio partnerships for Universal Pictures’ film and DVD divisions. Later, while serving as EVP of business development for Argentina’s regional film production company, Indiecito/Illusion Studios, Hulse contributed her time to the Buenos Aires kids’ non-profit FOCO to raise funds for local community centres in disadvantaged communities.
Prior to forming her own business, Hulse helped lead the expansion of Audio Network, one of the world’s largest independent creators and publishers of original music for use in film, TV, advertising and digital media, into the U.S. as VP of development from 2010-12. The successful expansion ultimately resulted in the company’s $215 million sale to Entertainment One in 2019.
Hulse is one the 80 senior-level film, TV, video game and digital leaders chosen for the British Screen Forum, which examines the evolving media landscape, emerging technologies, policy and the regulatory environment; a member of OTT.X (formerly the Entertainment Merchants Association); a steering committee member of DEG – Digital Entertainment Group, which supports new formats and media platforms, along with direct-to-consumer content and device manufacturers; and serves as an advisory board member of TRIC, a non-profit that for nearly a century has raised money for good causes through social events and the high-profile TRIC Awards, while promoting mutual understanding and goodwill among those in broadcast technology and related industries across TV, radio and online platforms.
A frequent speaker at entertainment industry conferences and events, Hulse balances her growing business with her family and a steadfast determination to speak out against racism and – in her quest to improve equality, diversity and opportunity – the challenges women of colour face both in the tech world and capital markets.
She is also active in many charitable and arts causes including the Malaika Charity, offering the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo access to electricity, clean water and educational facilities; New York’s Bowery Mission, which supports the homeless; and serving on the steering committee of the National Gallery’s Young Ambassador programme.
Hulse, who is married to George Hulse and raising two children in the UK, attended USC and California State University, Northridge, where she received a B.S. degree in Business Administration.
Richard is Director, UK Strategy, responsible for shaping and delivering Roku’s vision for the UK.
Prior to Roku Richard was Director of Origin, ISBA’s cross media measurement programme. He established a blueprint in the UK working with brands, agencies and publishers and co-chaired the global programme. The work is now in development for launch.
Previously Richard was Chief Executive of YouView, the connected TV platform backed by UK broadcasters and ISPs. He established the company and launched YouView in 2012, scaling the platform to three million homes.
Richard started his career in media at the BBC working with channel and commissioning teams, becoming Controller of TV Strategy in 2003. He went on to lead pan BBC editorial and business reviews before becoming Controller Business Strategy function responsible for partner relationships, commercial and platform strategy.
Before joining the BBC, Richard worked for Andersen Consulting (Accenture). Outside work he’s enjoying travelling again and is a keen runner, theatre goer and occasional oenophile.
Jay Rajdev joined ITV 10 months ago as Controller of Advanced Advertising to lead addressable product development, incorporating the rollout of programmatic platform, Planet V; and more recently the launch of ITV’s new home of commercial innovation, AdLabs. Prior to ITV, Jay held numerous ad-tech roles, notably at Videology, where he led Brand Solutions and customer engagement.
Jay started his career with an 18-year stint at MediaCom, where he worked in client leadership roles across numerous clients and sectors in both the UK and Globally. Jay also leads Communications for Media For All, the mentoring network set up to recruit, retain, and develop Black, Asian, and ethnic minority talent in the UK media industry.
Berry Liu is a passionate advertising sales leader. She helps brands and businesses grow by integrating strategy and team performance to ensure that changes happen on a personal and a business level. She has a track record of redesigning sales strategies to adapt to the ever-changing media landscape and orchestrating multi-media brand partnerships for global clients. Berry also enjoys building lasting relationships with brands, media agencies, and sales partners.
Berry started her media career 16 years ago at Havas Media Group as a TV Buyer, having worked on clients’ pitches for Domino’s and Suzuki. Berry ventured onto the media owner’s side of the industry where she spent several years at BBC Studios and Sky, before joining A+E Networks UK, a joint venture between Sky and Hearst, with a portfolio of global media brands, such as Sky HISTORY and Crime + Investigation.
As the Director of Advertising and Brand Partnerships at A+E Networks UK, Berry leads a highly motivated media sales force across the EMEA business. She is responsible for the development and growth of A+E Networks UK’s advertising sales and brand partnerships business.
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Dr. Lucy Kueng is a strategic advisor, consultant and keynote speaker. She works with media companies in all geographies to both sharpen and land their digital transformation strategies.
She is a non-executive board member in Switzerland and Norway, and Visiting Senior Research Fellow at the Reuters Institute, Oxford.
Lucy advises leading companies worldwide including the BBC, CNN, Schibsted, and NRK. She is the author of ‘Going Digital: A Roadmap for Digital Transformation’, ‘Hearts and Minds: Harnessing Leadership, Culture and Talent to Really Go Digital’. Both can be downloaded free here.
Gordon Castle is a strategy, technology and business advisor. He has over 35 years of leadership experience focused on technology enabled business transformation in the media and communication industries. He is well known for his ability to connect market dynamics to strategic plans and drive execution that improves business performance and growth. This work has positioned him at the forefront of industry change and enabled success in roles ranging from start-ups to large scale corporate strategy.
He has lived in four countries and worked on all sides of the media industry. Most recently, Gordon was SVP, Technology and Operations for Discovery EMEA responsible for technology strategy and implementation and operational management. While at Discovery, he implemented the largest all IP private cloud platform for live production. He was also responsible for technical operations for Discovery EMEA and Eurosport.
Prior to joining Eurosport, Gordon held senior positions at telecommunications company Ericsson including Vice president and Head of Industry Area Mediacom where he was responsible for defining the corporate strategy for growth in media products and services. He also served as Head of Strategy Development, Portfolio and Capital & Resource Allocation.
Prior to Ericsson, his experiences include roles such as Director of Entertainment Media and Communications at PricewaterhouseCoopers; SVP and Head of CNN Technology responsible for the News Group’s technology strategy, implementation and training; as well as serving as an SVP – Senior Technology Fellow, Turner Broadcasting.
Throughout his career, Gordon has helped his organisations embrace innovation by conceiving, planning and executing large-scale initiatives that have changed organisations and the way people work. This vision and understanding has contributed to Gordon’s reputation as a leader in his field.
An American by birth, Gordon is based in London where he lives with his wife and three daughters.
Garazi leads the Media & Entertainment business growth for FTI Consulting in EMEA. She has over 15 years’ of experience in the media industry having held senior roles at organizations like the BBC and Sky, leading wide variety of projects and multi-skilled teams in different countries.
Her career has been primarily focused on business development, strategy & transformation and commercial areas across different business verticals (TV and radio broadcast, OTT/SVOD players, FTA TV platforms, content distribution, customer service)
Remi Beaudouin is Chief Strategy Officer at Ateme. In his role, Remi leads the corporate team’s global strategic and marketing initiatives, helping to ensure Ateme keeps pace with solutions and engagement model innovations. Leveraging the company’s recognized core expertise in video compression, he develops key strategic partnerships, expands Ateme’s portfolio of video delivery solutions and continuously disrupts the video delivery market with new concepts based on hybrid on-premise and cloud technologies.
Remi joined Ateme in 2005, most recently serving as VP of Marketing, following successive Field Application Engineer and Product Marketing Manager positions. Prior to joining Ateme, Remi worked at Envivio and Thales Airborne Systems. Remi has gained a masters degree in signal processing from ENSEIRB, Bordeaux, and a LEAD Corporate Innovation Certificate from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
Jonathan Thompson is Chief Executive of Digital UK, leading the day-to-day management and future evolution of free-to-view TV in the UK.
Following a merger with Freesat in November 2021, Jonathan is now responsible for the UK’s two leading free TV platforms, Freeview and Freesat.
In 2015, Jonathan oversaw the launch of Freeview Play, bringing together live TV and on demand content in one place on TVs and set-top boxes. He was also instrumental in the launch of Freeview’s mobile app in 2019, which allows viewers to browse, search and watch content from across a range of broadcasters on the go.
Partnerships are critical to the work Jonathan leads at Digital UK and alongside Freeview, both organisations collaborate with broadcast partners and industry to deliver high quality TV for the nation on a universal and free basis.
A former Director of Strategy for both Ofcom and Channel 4, Jonathan has extensive experience working in the broadcasting sector and the regulatory environment. During his tenure at Channel 4, he represented the broadcaster as a Freeview board member and immediately prior to joining Digital UK, he worked in the Office of the Chairman at DMGT plc, advising on group strategy.
Jonathan is also a member of the DTG Council and Board.
John Cassy is Founder of Factory 42, one of the UK’s leading immersive content and experience studios. The company’s mission is to make knowledge entertainment and create experiences that matter. As an Executive Producer he leads a multi-disciplinary team made up of artists, producers, engineers, animators, gamers, researchers, and an architect whose work has been recognised globally with multiple awards.
Factory 42 partners include Comcast’s Sky, the BBC, EE, Google, Facebook and Magic Leap, while the company has also led significant R&D projects for UK Research and Innovation and DCMS. Talent relationships include Sir David Attenborough and environmentalist Chris Packham. Prior to Factory 42, John spent 10 years at Sky. Before that was a journalist at The Guardian. He has served on the DCMS’s expert advisory panel exploring recovery mechanisms for the creative industries post Covid and is an Honorary Professor at University of Exeter.
Guy works in the Advanced Advertising and Data team at Liberty Global, deploying addressable advertising capabilities across LG’s operating companies throughout Europe, with a particular focus on the UK and Ireland. Prior to joining Liberty Global, Guy led Marketing and Data Strategy for Freesat – the UK’s subscription-free satellite TV Platform.
Sylvain Thevenot joined the Executive Committee of Netgem in 2015, establishing the new ‘Managed Services’ division in London focused on developing the end-to-end service business, initiated with ‘EE TV’, and now expanded to many more operator customers of Netgem, including TalkTalk TV 4K in the UK.
He brings 25 years of international experience, built on a strong leadership across both ‘start-ups’ (he founded one of the first ISPs in France) and Fixed and Mobile Telecom operators (running large P&Ls for Vodafone, TalkTalk, EE). Sylvain is now ‘Chief Commercial & Customer Officer’ (C3O) with key focus on Sales & Marketing, running all customer facing operations across B2B operators, as well as B2B2C and B2C services in France and UK.
Melissa is Head of Product, Data & Analytics for Finecast. Melissa looks after product solutions, strategy and deployment for Finecast in the UK. She is responsible for, amongst other things, pricing, analytics, measurement, inventory management, audiences and data.
Prior to Finecast, Melissa worked for Dentsu in their Dentsu Data Labs team and as part of the Amplifi Product team. Before joining Dentsu, Melissa worked in digital advertising for agencies in the UK and USA.
With over 13 years of experience in media, product development and data, Melissa brings perspective and insight into the ever changing digital and TV landscapes.
Matthew Brooks is a Lead R&D Engineer in the BBC’s Research & Development department. Matthew leads the Object-based media (OBM) workstream, building tools that can be used to create OBM experiences, and researching whether OBM can bring efficiencies to traditional programme making. By enabling programme makers to describe all the little bits of media that make up a programme, and build in flexibility and intelligence, OBM aims to bring personalised, responsive, flexible and interactive experiences to the audience.
Matthew has written publications for AES, IBC and TVX, presented at IBC, exhibited ongoing work at IBC and Sheffield Doc/Fest, co-created installations at Tate Modern and Manchester MOSI, and launched the world’s first variable length radio programme. He is particularly interested in the creative application of technology to storytelling, and with 15 years of experience in videogaming, he brings new perspectives to the traditionally linear world of broadcasting.
Paul Lee is a UK Partner and the Head of Research for the Technology, Media, & Telecommunications (TMT) industry at Deloitte. In his role, Paul leads Deloitte’s TMT Predictions series which is launched in more than 65 countries and is featured in broadcast, online, and published media around the globe. Paul also leads the Digital Consumer Trends multi-country survey which spans across 21 countries.
Paul comments regularly on the TV market, and has been invited to author the companion reports for the Royal Television Society’s Cambridge Conference, the IBC Leaders’ Summit, and Mobile World Congress. He is a frequent commentator on television, radio, online, and press. He is also a speaker at industry and closed door conferences and was on the organizing committees of the Royal Television Society’s Cambridge and London conferences. He has written five books, including Convergence Conversations and Digital Dilemmas. Prior to his role with Deloitte, Paul was Director, Gartner Consulting, leading work in the telecommunications sector.
Jo Redfern is an expert in children’s media with almost 2 decades’ experience in content strategy. She has worked on brands such as Peppa Pig, at Studios such as Disney and brand managed the CBeebies portfolio in the UK including the hugely successful CBeebiesLand Theme Park and Hotel.
Her passion is for developing IP that combine entertainment and education at their core – which in 2022 means creating brands that live across multiple platforms, reaching children wherever they are, and in a way that engages them seamlessly as they live their lives between the physical and digital world. She is an avid user of data and insight to identify how children interact and consume content in the ‘metaverse’ and uses it to develop strategic opportunities for new IP. Her aim is to create future forward content brands that make kids laugh, spark their imaginations and that make learning enjoyable.
Zillah Watson is an Emmy-nominated creative leader working at the cutting edge of technology developing new forms of content, new ways of working and future business and distribution models. She led the BBC’s VR studio and was a visiting fellow at the Reuter’s Journalism Institute, where she authored “VR for News: A New Reality.” During a varied media career, which includes 9 years at the BBC she has devised and launched TV, radio, podcasts, websites, apps, immersive content and led R&D research.
Ben is an independent analyst and board-level advisor in the Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) space. He has over 30 years of experience helping companies and investors make better-informed decisions based on data-driven understanding of the future.
Current interests include serving as Non-Executive Chairman of TV drama consultancy MediaXchange, Non-Executive Director of TAA Tech Ventures, Advisory Board member at movie streamer CultPix, Advisor to a Nasdaq-listed media-tech group, Senior Advisor to start-up accelerator Match-Maker Ventures, Senior Associate at digital sports consultancy Seven League, and expert advisor to the high-level government-industry liaison organisation British Screen Forum.
Until 2017, Ben was Chief Analyst & Vice President for TMT at IHS Markit, leading a team of 100 expert analysts around the world and advising leaders at most of the world’s largest TMT groups . Prior to IHS, Ben was instrumental in building Screen Digest into a premiere research firm, pioneering empirical analysis and robust forecasting of global media and technology markets. In late 2010, Screen Digest was acquired by IHS. Ben subsequently helped IHS acquire and integrate another six research and analysis firms.
Simon Parnall has been Principal Advisor Broadcast Technology for Ofcom since 2016. Previously Simon worked in Broadcast Research and Development, latterly for NDS as UK Vice President and for Cisco as Distinguished Engineer, and formerly for BBC R&D at Kingswood Warren. His work has primarily been in the creation and worldwide standardisation of new television and radio technologies, and he has led a number of European and Worldwide initiatives.
Rhys leads Metavision, a studio and agency for commercial brands and entertainment companies in the Metaverse as part of the ITV’s Studio 55 Ventures.
Rhys also jointly leads the Metaverse strategy for the ITV Group across its channels, studios and entertainment IP. Hailing from a media background, he’s focused on the convergence of gaming, entertainment and advertising.
With 30 years of TV industry experience, Richard drives the DTG’s unique collaborative culture placing it firmly at the centre of UK television.
A design engineer by profession, Richard spent 15 years in senior design and later, senior marketing and strategy roles at Sony, Toshiba and Pace.
Richard has a track record of supporting UK world-firsts in flat-panel, widescreen, digital and interactive TV. He launched the world’s first free-to-view digital devices into the UK market at Pace in 2002, joined the DTG in 2004 to lead public affairs in preparation for digital switchover, and later picked up the mantle of Commercial Development Director for Freesat’s launch in HD in 2006. He returned to the DTG as CEO in 2008, where he continues to drive innovation in next generation media, distribution and end-user experience.
Passionate about the alchemy of people, products and technology, and always looking out for the next big thing in television, Richard was named one of the top 50 most influential people in 2021 and honoured as a SMPTE Fellow.
David has over 20 years’ experience in a research and insights environment and is closely involved in researching, analysing and consulting on key content industry developments worldwide, with a particular focus on the evolution of digital business models in the TV and Video industry. David works with a wide variety of high profile Futuresource clients across the content ecosystem including studios, broadcasters, technology companies, hardware vendors, service providers and industry associations.
Robin heads the Business Development drive at Production Park for XPLOR – the world’s first research & innovation centre for entertainment technology and production, developing capacity for their Centre for Virtual Production based in Yorkshire.
An accomplished and award-winning digital sector specialist, he has heaps of experience in the creative, digital, and broadcast screen industries. Prior to joining Production Park, he was Industry Development Manager/Executive Producer at the University of York, and previously worked across the BBC within R&D, and creative marketing functions piloting and innovating with digital in products and campaigns.
With an insatiable appetite for technology and innovation, Robin maintains a focus not only on the technological advancements of the industry but also on the ways technology may play a part in editorialising or curating content for consumption. Driven by innovation and advancements within the entertainment sector, he has a special interest in Virtual Production, and previously devised and developed a screen industry-funded support programme for business growth in this field.
Julian Clover is a Media and Technology journalist based in Cambridge, UK. He is the editor of Broadband TV News, an online business-to-business publication and is a presenter on Cambridge 105 Radio.
An accomplished conference moderator, Julian is a regular chairman of online and in person events. He has also chaired election hustings for the 2017 and 2019 General Elections and the 2019 European Election.
On radio Julian presents Cambridge Breakfast on Cambridge 105 Radio (with Lucy Milazzo) as well as anchoring the station’s coverage of local and national elections, the Cambridge Folk Festival, Remembrance Sunday and Midnight Mass.
