Emma is a stylist and fashion psychologist based in Bristol, working with clients all over the world.Working with women to help them discover their style personality, body shape, colours, and learn to shop for the upcoming season, or even a weekend away, Emma helps clients re-vamp their wardrobes, and find their confidence when it comes to clothes.“With a BSc in Psychology, and qualifying from LCS in Personal Styling, I love to blend psychology and styling, to help women not… Show more Emma is a stylist and fashion psychologist based in Bristol, working with clients all over the world.Working with women to help them discover their style personality, body shape, colours, and learn to shop for the upcoming season, or even a weekend away, Emma helps clients re-vamp their wardrobes, and find their confidence when it comes to clothes.“With a BSc in Psychology, and qualifying from LCS in Personal Styling, I love to blend psychology and styling, to help women not only externally, but internally too. I’ve seen just how much learning to love yourself, and dress yourself, can positively impact every aspect of a woman’s life”.With personal styling now recognised as a wellness tool, there’s so much more to a styling consultation than finding the perfect pair of jeans, or discussing handbags and accessories. Focusing on your personal style, and learning ways to shop, dress, and embrace your body can be life changing."I work with clients predominantly online, and am available for help with colour analysis, wardrobe edits, body shape analysis, style personality, and bespoke outfit guides - I can't wait to style you!" Show less

I co-created, and managed, the fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog called Between us Girls. Myself and my colleague Donna had worked with a number of small businesses on their finances, websites, business plans and implementation and we felt that we had the knowledge and passion to dive our own idea forward.We put together a business plan for a fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog and presented it to the company directors and passed this on to the main investor. The business heads… Show more I co-created, and managed, the fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog called Between us Girls. Myself and my colleague Donna had worked with a number of small businesses on their finances, websites, business plans and implementation and we felt that we had the knowledge and passion to dive our own idea forward.We put together a business plan for a fashion, beauty and lifestyle blog and presented it to the company directors and passed this on to the main investor. The business heads were impressed with our approach and the model we had created and agreed to sign this off as a part of the social and marketing side of the business to work on alongside our previous supporting roles. We worked hard in our personal time and during evenings and weekends to create a blog which included interesting and relevant content, high quality images and a sense of community and friendship. Our blog was a huge success. We launched the blog in March 2016 and by August 2016 we were experiencing around 22,000 visits with 18,000 of these new visits per month. Our following grew very quickly and we were offered work with key brands, influencers, attended exciting events and were sent products from a range of brands.Towards the end of 2016 Inchora had to make financial cuts as a result of budget changes, withdrawing investment from any company that did not fit under the ‘fintech’ category. We were offered redundancy & Inchora kept the rights to the website and all surrounding social media account. Since this, Donna and I have gone on to create our own personal blogs/social media accounts to express our passion for blogging and content creation. We looked after and managed all aspects of the blog, from content ideas and creation, photography and editing, to the technical elements like SEO, affiliate marketing, PPC & social media marketing. Show less

In May 2015, I was promoted into the commercial team, working directly for Inchora. This involved supporting the newly acquired businesses and help with their strategy and integration within the organisation. The businesses included insurance brokers, financial services agency, voucher/freebies website, SMS service provider, health insurer and utility switching company. My key responsibilities in this role were:• Develop business processes with new businesses• Assist with… Show more In May 2015, I was promoted into the commercial team, working directly for Inchora. This involved supporting the newly acquired businesses and help with their strategy and integration within the organisation. The businesses included insurance brokers, financial services agency, voucher/freebies website, SMS service provider, health insurer and utility switching company. My key responsibilities in this role were:• Develop business processes with new businesses• Assist with quarterly budget forecasts and finance reports• Helping with site content using WordPress • Working with copywriters and marketing teams• Assist in website analytics using Google tools to report• Work with business heads on strategy and implementation and ensure plans actioned• Measure and assess the successes of the new business’s strategies • Work on fixes/areas of concern to help the business move forward• Liaising with business owners and the directors of Inchora Show less

In November 2014 Cignpost had recently been taken under the Inchora umbrella and was acting as a start-up within the Inchora brand. A new team of staff was employed to drive the success of Cignpost forward, and I was employed in a business support role to assist in the launch of their new insurance product covering cancer. The company was very small and was still in the infancy stage in terms of what would be covered, how this would be offered and what the overall product would look… Show more In November 2014 Cignpost had recently been taken under the Inchora umbrella and was acting as a start-up within the Inchora brand. A new team of staff was employed to drive the success of Cignpost forward, and I was employed in a business support role to assist in the launch of their new insurance product covering cancer. The company was very small and was still in the infancy stage in terms of what would be covered, how this would be offered and what the overall product would look like to the market targeted. Myself and a small team worked towards achieving a product specification, marketing materials, liaising with the underwriters, creating a system to link our database with the underwriters, and to ensure that there was a product for the launch. Shortly after launch, Inchora made the decision to no longer work in partnership with Cignpost following a dispute between the investors and the business owners. Unfortunately, this product was no longer available to the market and Cignpost staff were made redundant. A handful of Cignpost staff were kept on working directly for Inchora as a result of our hard work and demonstration of abilities transferable to other areas of the Inchora brand. My main responsibilities: • Managing the Business Support team and ensuring my team were happy and delivering• Assisting in the communication between the bespoke CRM & underwriters’ system• Verifying all customer details were stored, logged and tracked correctly• Supporting the sales and management teams • Recognising faults in the business model and helping to stamp out inefficiencies• Developing new methods for driving success• Liaising with the underwriter to communicate updates and changes in the business• Working closely with the Senior Management Team•Training other Business Support team members Show less