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What My Bookshelf Says About My Personal Growth Journey

A bookshelf can look like a collection of paper, ink and attractive covers, but mine has always felt more like a record of the person I was becoming. The…

Designing A Career Pivot At Any Age

A career pivot is rarely a single dramatic decision. More often, it is a gradual redirection: a new responsibility accepted, a long-held interest taken…

Why resilience requires both grit and grace

Resilience is often described as the ability to keep going when life becomes difficult. That definition is useful, but incomplete. Endurance is not simply a…

How To Use Social Media Without Losing Your Sanity

Social media can be a brilliant way to stay connected, share ideas and discover opportunities. It can help a small business find its audience, give a campaign…

The Leadership Lesson I Would Give My Younger Self

If I could sit beside the younger version of me at the beginning of her career, I would offer one clear piece of advice: leadership is not about becoming the…

How To Start A Difficult Conversation About Health At Work

Health can be deeply personal, yet work often depends on people feeling able to speak openly when something affects their energy, concentration, attendance or…

Finding My Own Measure Of Success

For years, I believed I was measuring my progress. In reality, I was often measuring myself against other women. Their careers seemed to move faster, their…

How To Handle A Bad Interview Or Awkward Question

A difficult interview can unsettle even the most experienced broadcaster, speaker, or business leader. A question may be unexpectedly personal, phrased to…

What Owning My Own Platform Taught Me About Freedom

For much of my broadcasting career, freedom sounded like a destination. I imagined it as the moment when I would have enough confidence, experience, money or…

Building A Supportive Community For Women Over Forty

A supportive community for women over forty can become a source of friendship, practical guidance, confidence, and renewed purpose. At this stage of life, many…

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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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