Lisa pursehouse biography
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Lisa Pursehouse – Chair, River Bridge Agreement Trust
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Staff
Keith Mullin
Head of Department: Management; Music Department: Subject Leader Professional Practice & Music Business
MA, PGDip, FHEA Course Leader
Keith is a member of Liverpool band The Farm and works as a freelance music professional. The band’s first album reached number one in the UK and they continue to perform at festivals and UK venues. He has also managed bands and artists, and co-owned independent labels Honey Records, Produce Records and recently Vile Entertainment. Keith was also a member of The Justice Collective achieving the 2012 Christmas number one with their recording of He Ain’t Heavy, He’s, My Brother, working with Guy Chambers, Sir Paul McCartney, Mick Jones from The Clash, Robbie Williams and former Spice Girl Mel C.
With over 30 years’ experience in the music industry, he has acquired a knowledge and experience of the industry’s management structures and common business practice which he passes on to his students. He uses a mixture of approaches and methods to ensure that learning feeds into career-focused development for musicians and artists.
With an MA in Music Industry Studies, and PGCert in higher education teaching, he has mentored and taught numerous musicians who have gone on to enjoy successful careers in the music indust
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Lisa Pursehouse MBE
Lisa Pursehouse has been part of the senior management team at Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club since she joined the Club from Yorkshire in October 2000. Starting as Sales and Marketing Manager she progressed to Deputy Chief Executive five years later.
In 2012 she was appointed to the top job and became the first female Chief Executive in English cricket.
She is committed to ensuring that the award of major matches for Trent Bridge delivers not only economic and reputational benefits, but a positive community impact through the work of the Club’s Charitable Trust which she chairs.
In 2017 she was awarded an MBE for services to sport, charity engagement and community development.
Kate Davies CBE
Kate Davies CBE is the National Director of Health & Justice, Armed Forces and their Families and Sexual Assault Referral Centres for NHS England.
Kate is director of three areas of direct commissioning, working in the national support team to support the four regional commissioning localities across England. This work encompasses healthcare provision for veterans, serving personnel and their families, mental health and prosthetics, Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs), health & justice healthcare services