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What family recipes teach us about legacy and storytelling

What my grandmother’s recipes taught me about legacy and storytelling is that the most enduring stories are often carried in ordinary things. A handwritten…

How To Create A Speaking Portfolio That Tells A Story

A strong speaking portfolio does more than display polished headshots, impressive client logos and a list of topics. It gives event organisers a clear sense of…

Why I ban the word busy in my inner circle

I have become very careful about the words I allow to shape my life. “Busy” is one of them. It sounds harmless, even impressive, yet it can quietly turn into…

Thank-you notes people remember long after they read them

A thank-you note can be brief and still leave a lasting impression. The memorable ones do not rely on elaborate language, expensive stationery or a dramatic…

What I Learned About Resilience From Training for a Half Marathon at Fifty

At fifty, I had plenty of reasons to choose a gentler challenge. I could have taken up something creative, booked a restorative weekend away or decided that my…

How to recover from a public mistake without disappearing

A public mistake can make every notification feel like a threat. One awkward interview answer, poorly judged post, missed commitment or visible professional…

Why I Changed How I Talk About My Age Online

For years, I treated my age as something to explain, soften or occasionally hide. I would talk about birthdays with a joke, add a little self-deprecation, or…

How To Pitch A TV Segment Without An Agent Or Publicist

A strong television idea does not require a famous surname, a publicist’s mailing list or an agent making calls on your behalf. It requires a clear story, a…

What Running a Community Platform Has Taught Me About Boundaries

Running a community platform has taught me that boundaries are less about keeping people out and more about making participation safer, clearer and more…

Preparing Your Family For A Public Career

A public career can bring remarkable opportunities: television appearances, keynote speeches, media interviews, book launches and invitations to influence…

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On Air & In Print

Andrea anchors the ITV lunchtime talk show Loose Women, which she joined in 2007, following 11 years as a core presenter on ITV's breakfast programme GMTV, a role she left on New Year's Eve 2008.

Alongside broadcasting, she has written for Red, Best, Scottish Woman and numerous weekly women's titles since starting as a freelance travel writer in 1993.

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Reach & Recognition

A snapshot of the audience and impact behind Andrea's television, publishing and brand work.

5M Weekly viewers of Loose Women
1.5M Readers of her weekly home interior features in the Daily Mirror and Best Magazine, running since 2010
£1M+ Sales generated by her jewellery range, one of QVC's best-selling lines
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This Girl Is On Fire

Andrea is CEO and Co-founder of the female empowerment platform This Girl Is On Fire, built around a mission to help women live, learn and thrive in a life they love.

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Screen & Studio

Promotional and broadcast work created for television and corporate partners, including Barclaycard, Vistaprint and Wii Fit U.

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