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What Years of Studio Lighting Taught Me About Stage Presence

After three decades of standing under hot, unforgiving studio lamps, I have come to understand that the lights themselves are some of the best teachers a…

Preparing for an interview when the subject cuts deep

Whether you are stepping behind the desk at a Sydney newsroom, hosting a Melbourne-based panel, or sitting across from a guest on a long-form podcast recorded…

Why professional milestones belong in a gratitude journal

For years my gratitude practice lived entirely in the personal lane. The first coffee of the morning, the dog asleep at my feet, the message from a friend in…

Crafting a Personal Mission Statement That Steers Your Career Path

Most professionals reach a moment where the next promotion, sideways move, or bold leap into something new feels genuinely uncertain. A personal mission…

What live phone-ins taught me about human connection

The first time I sat behind the microphone for a live call-in segment, my hands were trembling beneath the desk where no one could see them. A woman from…

From spotlight to studio control: producing after presenting

Walking away from the camera feels counterintuitive for broadcasters who have spent years building a face that audiences trust. Yet a growing number of…

How weekly no-screen time fuels my creative brainstorming

There's a particular kind of magic that happens when you stop looking at a screen and let your mind wander. After years of working in television studios where…

What my first book launch taught me about public expectations

When I think back to my first book launch, I remember the visible moments first: the cover, the photographs, the signed copies, the rooms filled with people,…

Turning One Life-Changing Moment Into a Memorable Keynote

A powerful keynote rarely needs an entire autobiography. It needs one clear moment that changed the speaker’s direction, exposed a truth, or forced a decision.…

What Coaching Taught Me About Managing My Energy

For years, I treated energy as something I either had or lacked. If I woke up feeling capable, I said yes to the early interview, the afternoon meeting, the…

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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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