About Us
Welcome to the new look FMWF.com. We’ve dramatically improved what we’ve got on offer and will be working flat out to keep you up to date, informed and entertained.
We are delighted that we have launched the long awaited SAIRA’S DAIRY, the inside story of an entrepreneur, by Saira Khan, who shot to fame in BBC’s The Apprentice and has not looked back since.
With her infectious enthusiasm and no-holds-barred style, Saira is sharing her secrets, confessing to her mistakes and giving down-to-earth advice to all would-be entrepreneurs. Saira is an amazing supporter of the Financial Mail Women’s Forum and it’s a pleasure to welcome her as a regular contributor to FMWF.com.
She is joined by fashion legend, Hilary Riva, who is writing an occasional must-read blog for our new Third Age section designed for the slightly older women.
Inspired by her favourite Radio programme, In our Time, Hilary has decided to gather some friends to act as her muses for the rather less formal IN HER LUNCHTIME column.
A former managing director of the Warehouse fashion chain and chief executive of the British Fashion Council, Hilary is promising to range far and wide over issues of concern to more mature women.
We are also joined by other fabulous columnists including Rachael Wood who has launched a lifestyle coaching column and Peta Fluendy who adds to her regular employment law column by helping you deal with any of the legal worries you have about your workplace.
Financial Mail’s Enterprise editor, Helen Loveless, is posting all the latest news and analysis vital for keeping your small or medium sized business one step ahead of the competition, while Dan Atkinson gives you his take on the state of the economy.
And – long overdue from a website that belongs to the number one newspaper for business and money, Financial Mail on Sunday – we have launched a fantastic new personal finance and investments section. Gaynor Pengelly brings you up to the minute news on all the major changes in the world of money and is here to answer all your personal finance questions.
We have introducing investment advice from Financial Mail’s experts Joanne Hart and Schroders’ investment manager Andy Brough to help you pick the winners if you decide to spend some of your hard earned cash in the stock market.
Our fantastic range of news and features has been broadened to include more about travel, health and family issues and, under the brilliant stewardship of FMWF correspondent, Vicki Owen, the range and depth of coverage for students is dramatically enhanced.
Lisa Buckingham
EDITOR – FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY and EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FMWF.COM
Lisa founded FMWF in early 2001, which has grown to become one of the most important women’s networks in the country. Prior to her appointment as Editor of the Financial Mail on Sunday she was deputy editor and before that she was the City Editor of The Guardian. Lisa lives in St Albans with her husband and two teenage daughters.
Gaynor Pengelly
FMWF COLUMNIST
Gaynor writes special reports and interviews for FMWF, highlighting financial and business issues facing women today. Previously, Gaynor worked as personal finance correspondent and business reporter at Financial Mail. She was also interviewer on The Mail on Sunday’s Rich Report, a glossy dossier on Britain’s wealthy. Today, she specializes in personal finance, business and celebrity.
Vicki Owen
FMWF CORRESPONDENT
Vicki Owen, 24, writes news and features for students and small business owners. She graduated from Swansea University in 2008 with a degree in English Literature and is now studying part-time for an NCTJ accredited newspaper journalism qualification at noSWeat, Farringdon.
Jackie Jay
LISA BUCKINGHAM’S PA
Jackie Jay has worked for Financial Mail on Sunday since 1986 and has been heavily involved in Financial Mail Women’s Forum since it was founded in 2000. Jackie organises Financial Mail Women’s Forum networking events and the annual Breaking the Mould conference. The next Breaking the Mould conference is taking place on March 1 at the InterContinental Hotel, One Park Lane.
CONTACT US
Telephone: 0207 938 6984
Email: women@financialmail.co.uk
Address: Financial Mail Women’s Forum, Financial Mail, Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, Kensington, W8 5Ts
Twitter: www.twitter.com/fmwf
Youtube: www.youtube.com/fmwfvideos
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