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How to support a friend through a health scare

When someone close to you receives worrying news, the instinct may be to find the right words, solve the problem or make the fear disappear. Health scares…

Five Habits That Helped Me Write A Bestselling Book

Writing a bestselling book was never simply a matter of sitting down, opening a document, and waiting for perfect sentences to arrive. It required patience,…

Why Vulnerability Is A Superpower For Leaders

Leadership is often presented as a performance of certainty. The person at the front of the room is expected to have the answers, absorb pressure and project…

How To Network Authentically As An Introvert

Networking is often presented as a performance: enter a crowded room, speak to as many people as possible, exchange business cards, and leave with a full…

The Strength I Found Through Menopause

For years, I thought strength meant coping quietly. It meant delivering the programme, keeping the family moving, meeting expectations and smiling when life…

The Role Of Journaling In My Mental Health Routine

For me, journaling is a quiet, practical part of looking after my mental health. It gives me a place to slow down, notice what is happening beneath the noise…

How To Ask For A Raise When You Feel Underpaid

Feeling underpaid can affect far more than your monthly budget. It can change the way you view your contribution, your confidence in meetings, and your…

The quiet power of a personal mission statement

A personal mission statement is a clear expression of what matters to you, how you want to live and the contribution you want to make. It is more than a…

The art of hosting: tips for keeping an audience engaged

A memorable host does more than introduce speakers, read announcements, or keep an event running to time. They create the atmosphere in which people feel…

How to Pitch Yourself as a Keynote Speaker With Confidence

A keynote speaker is hired to create a meaningful moment: to shift perspective, energise a room, open an event with purpose, or help an organisation approach…

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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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