A B Walker is a market leading bereavement care provider, helping customers plan and celebrate the end of life with expertise and compassion. A fifth generation family business, with 9 offices in Berkshire, A B Walker is renowned for its customer care and its professionalism. We strive for continual development and innovation in an ever-changing world, to ensure we best serve our stakeholders, - including our customers, employees, the local community and the wider environment in which we operate.

The Landmark Trust rescues at-risk buildings of historic interest and makes them available for holiday rentals. Staying in a Landmark is an uplifting and enriching experience - holidays in history; your own fort, castle, temple, tower, gatehouse - or even pigsty - for the week (or weekend). I have long been a fan of the Landmark Trust and am delighted to join the Board of Trustees.

Webb Strategy offers business consultancy and interim management, finding simple, future-focused solutions to complex business issues. We have experience working with business to business (B2B) and business to consumer (B2C) clients across a range of sectors including financial services, travel, education, charity, marketing services, e-commerce and the public sector. Whether you are a small business with a very tight budget or a big brand needing help on a strategic issue, Webb Strategy is delighted to help.

Wenta is an independently funded enterprise agency, founded in 1983 to encourage business start-ups and to support small businesses in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. Wenta offers a variety of services, including one-to-one and online business start-up advice and guidance, business training and development opportunities, business centre premises and education programmes.

Full P&L responsibility for the UK division (60%) of lastminute.com when it dominated the online travel space in Europe - member of the Executive, reporting to Martha Lane Fox. Managing a team of 300, achieved aggressive growth of top and bottom line to total transaction value of £400m and EBITDA of £31m.

Magic Travel Group was an upmarket specialist holiday company, featuring quirky properties in Italy, Spain, Portugal, France. But having bought the company in 1999, Thomson then decided to drop the brand sometime in 2004 (maybe? I'd moved on by then.)