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David Turner's articles primarily focus on evolving government and political stories, often covering international conflicts and breaking news related to geopolitics. As such, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or access to firsthand information regarding global political events, international conflicts, and government announcements.
Given the nature of his coverage, individuals with direct involvement or expertise in foreign policy, diplomacy, conflict resolution, or international relations are likely to capture David's attention. Providing insights into unfolding geopolitical situations would also be relevant for pitching to him.
Considering his focus on international conflicts and government-related themes without a specific geographic limitation mentioned, sources with a broad understanding of global politics may find success in reaching out for potential collaboration.
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Michelle leads Rathbones' Private Office, working with high- and ultra-high-net-worth clients whose wealth needs senior, coordinated support. She helps clients bring together financial planning, investment management, wealth structuring and specialist expertise, with particular experience in supporting US-connected clients, and families with international or more complex financial circumstances.
Harpal Sra is a Senior Investment Director in Rathbones' London office and one of the UK's leading specialists in Personal Injury investment management. He advises clients who have received compensation settlements following a catastrophic injury, and their legal representatives, on investment of those funds. Many of these clients are young adults or children, which means taking an extremely long-term view.
Her clients include entrepreneurs, trustees, and partners of professional firms, and a wide variety of other individuals and families. She's passionate about helping clients use their wealth to provide security, create opportunities and live the lives they want, while supporting future generations to do the same.
Chris Kennedy has spent almost two decades advising some of the UK's highest-earning professionals: partners at City law firms, barristers, and senior accountants. He's spent his career helping people who are good at earning money to keep, grow, and eventually pass on their wealth.
Hamish Barton, Senior Investment Director at Rathbones, shares his approach to financial planning, retirement, and how clients want their children and grandchildren to prosper. Hamish is based in London. He joined following the integration with Investec Wealth & Investment, where he spent 16 years building bespoke investment portfolios for private clients. A Certified Chartered Wealth Manager, Hamish works with clients to understand their lives and goals before he considers a single investment. As a father of two young children, he brings a generational perspective to the questions his clients are grappling with and to the ones he's facing himself.
Matthew Woodrow, Head of Wealth, London and Cambridge, leads a team of more than 500, responsible for investment management and financial planning for more than £40bn in assets. It includes specialist teams covering client groups such as charities, private clients, financial advisers, business owners, and Court of Protection clients.
By: David Turner, Anglia Ruskin
The former England rugby union coach, Sir Clive Woodward, once shared an anecdote about an unexpectedly delayed diving contest, after an interloper in fancy dress had jumped in the pool.
By: David Turner
A 12-YEAR-OLD schoolboy from Bussage has raced his way into the national finals of a major karting championship after beating hundreds of young competitors
The US economy is prone to booms and busts, but we believe it's too early in this new technology cycle to call the top of the market.
Ellen Furru, CEO Klipboard EMEA Klipboard, the industry-specific business software company, is celebrating its 50th anniversary
