I’m a people person, and love nurturing my relationships with my family and friends – as well as meeting new people. In my free time, I love to go to the theatre, bury my nose in a book, or explore the countryside with my dog.

Seeing my kids happy and thriving is imperative to me, so I spend most of my free time ferrying them around to various activities. I enjoy good times with friends and am partial to an Aperol Spritz, followed by good food and wine.

My family and friends are my priority, so spending quality time together outside of work is essential to me. I also love cooking, hiking and going on camping trips in our new van.

I have a passion for continual learning through new experiences. From attempting a new cuisine to moving to a new country, I feel the best way to grow is to put yourself in situations you haven’t had opportunity to before.

Travelling with friends is something I relish. Outside of work, I spend my time watching Liverpool, lifting, and listening to comedy.

Continuously learning drives me. If I woke up tomorrow and found myself independently wealthy, I would become a permanent student – Science, History, Literature, Language, Art… I would dive into it all. I live in Colorado, so you can usually find me on a mountain trail, getting dirty and loving every minute of it.

Happiest with a book in hand (and perhaps a glass of wine), whilst sat in the sun, with a cat on my lap. Can also be found wandering amongst local woods and fields getting my ‘green fix’.

The most important thing to me is my family and friends. I love to travel the world and experience its true beauty. As a visual person, my favorite part of traveling, discovering areas with incredible architecture.

Quality of life and spending time with friends are very important to me. I live in Devon, so outside of work you’ll often find me at the beach with my two children or taking friends who have come to stay. I’m always happy to hear a podcast recommendation for the train journey up to the London office!

I like to make a difference; drawing on my own experiences to have meaningful conversations about a myriad of topics. Art, food, wine, and sports are passions of mine. And of course my two daughters, whose ever-changing needs and personalities are endlessly exasperating!

Embracing and supporting diverse, tolerant and giving communities, and having a keen sense of curiosity are important to me. My passions outside of work include the visual arts (including making my own mixed media pieces), traveling, nature, music of all kinds – from Handel to iLe – and baking.

The most important things to me are my family, friends, and my dogs! Having grown up in the countryside, exploring London has become one of my favourite things to do and I’ve loved trying all the things it has to offer.

I spend most of my free time chasing after my two young (energetic!) children, but when I’m not in ‘mum mode’ I enjoy swimming, jogging, expensive cocktails and a good natter with friends.

Doing right by others and spending quality time with friends and family are things I find important. Outside of work, I enjoy watching movies, live music, going to the theatre and am an avid football and tennis fan.

Fostering an overall sense of wellbeing for myself and others is important to me. I love to spend my free time with friends doing just about anything, especially wine tasting (living in wine country – San Francisco – facilitates that!). I also value my solo time and am an avid reader and crossword puzzle enthusiast.

When not working, I’m most likely to be found on the water or up a mountain. The combination of being active in natural open spaces, with friends and family, fuels my energy – and is a good excuse for a glass (or two) or wine afterwards!

I’m passionate about actively spending time outside through running, biking, swimming, or hiking. And when I’m not outside, you can find me throwing on the pottery wheel, getting lost in a book or movie, or cooking dinner with my family.

My family and friends are my focus. When I’m not spending time with them, I love to workout and bake.

Balance is important to me, just the right amount of family, friends, alone-time, work, exercise, idling, seriousness and silliness. You might be surprised by the amount of time I spend thinking about skateboarding.

Keeping a positive outlook and being optimistic is important to me. I’m the annoying friend who looks for the best in situations rather than letting you just rant about a problem. My favourite definition of an Optimist is someone who figures taking a step backwards after taking one forwards isn’t a disaster – it’s more like a cha-cha! That definitely sums it up for me!