Sarah has enjoyed a long career in arts marketing working with artists and design led brands both in-house and as a freelance consultant. Her experience extends across marketing, PR, events and design with a love of art and art history at its core. Highlights include working with the RHS, Missoni, BBC, Lewis & Wood and many talented fine artists. A regular column in The Artist magazine allows her to share relevant news from the industry.

With a first degree in Italian Studies, a short course at the Slade School of Fine Art and a second degree from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Sarah is well placed in a creative environment. As a natural communicator she has found her metier supporting artists.

Emi studied Degree level Textile Design at UCA before working, creatively, as an Interaction Practitioner for adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities. Here, she finely tuned her observation, communication and engagement skills. Later she developed bookkeeping skills whilst spearheading the design, marketing and admin functions at a local, premier hot air balloon company. She was Operations Manager for over a decade, during which time she had two children and trained with the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. She started her own practice in 2015, once fully qualified and Certified (MICB). In 2018 she was granted Fellowship (FICB), in recognition of her dedication and achievement within the industry.

Emi is a self-taught web designer who is SEO Certified. Her design client base is international whilst her bookkeeping clients are local, with experience ranging through retail, trade, education, leisure and travel businesses, to film production, knitwear design, book publishing and music/ band creatives. Her most recent projects include logo, web, poster and album cover design/ layout on top of bespoke bookkeeping packages. Emi is well travelled and loves photography, textiles and culture.

Eleanor took History of Art at degree level, starting her working life at Sotheby's in London. Eleanor moved from a graduate place at Victorian pictures department to coordinate special sales alongside the country house division. The Special sale was a cross disciplinary sale focused on memorabilia which uniquely involved most of the specialist departments at Sotheby's, putting Eleanor in a position where she learnt a lot about various specialist areas, cataloguing and special event set up.

After touring Africa (Tanzania to South Africa) for the Millenium, Eleanor started work with icollector.com one of the new wave of online start ups at the time. As a key customer manager for Auction houses was then instrumental in rolling out online auctions in partnership with Ebay. Following a move to the events industry for a few years she moved to Zurich where she worked with various luxury marketing initiatives and had her best creation her son.