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Why Being A Fire-Starter For Other Women Matters

A fire-starter is someone who helps another woman recognise her own strength before she can fully see it herself. She may offer a recommendation, share a…

How To Turn Personal Struggle Into A Public Talk

A personal struggle can become the starting point for a meaningful public talk when it is shaped with care, purpose, and respect for the audience. The…

What I Wish I Knew About Menopause In My Forties

For years, I thought menopause was something that happened later, arrived clearly, and announced itself with one unmistakable symptom. I imagined hot flushes,…

How To Lead With Heart In A Bottom-Line World

Business is often measured in revenue, market share, productivity and growth. Those figures matter, yet they only tell part of the story. Behind every target…

The Importance of Having a Backstage Crew in Your Life

A successful performance rarely belongs to one person. Whether the stage is a television studio, a boardroom, a conference platform, or the everyday demands of…

How To Overcome The Fear Of Being Seen

Being visible can feel surprisingly vulnerable. Speaking in a meeting, sharing an opinion online, walking onto a stage, or allowing people to know what you…

Why My Health Became A Non-Negotiable Priority

For many years, I treated my health as something I would attend to when everything else was under control. Work came first, family responsibilities needed…

Finding Your Purpose When Life Feels Unclear

Feeling lost can make every decision seem heavier than it should. Work may no longer feel meaningful, familiar relationships may leave you restless, and the…

The Truth About Aging Gracefully in the Public Eye

Aging in the public eye is often described as a matter of appearance, but that narrow view misses the deeper reality. It is about identity, confidence, health,…

How to write a book proposal that gets attention

A strong book proposal does more than describe an idea. It shows an agent or publisher why the book matters, who will buy it, and why you are the right person…

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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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