Ann-Maree Morrison Labels4Kids allows me to run a business that cares for others and their families, and that fits around my family. I am Australian and British. I joined Price Waterhouse Coopers in Melbourne as a graduate in Audit then qualified as a Chartered Accountant. Later I moved to London to work with Grant Thornton in Insolvency and Investigations. I then worked for Cinesite Europe in the film industry and later as a Management Consultant with Coopers and Lybrand in Scotland. Three boys later and 17 years of labelling and ecommerce I now promote ecommerce and female equality for the W20 (advisory group to the G20) voluntarily among other things. See Koolya,Ann-Maree Consulting and Labels4Brands. Hobbies: I love travel, cycling, tennis, skiing, films, dining out, languages, reading (about ecommerce and optimisation mostly, afraid so), family and friends, and cocktails. Languages: English as well as German and French, but what was once fluent business level is not so these days unfortunately from lack of practice day to day. Labels4Kids is a fair employer and pays National Living Wage rates,is open to flexible working and nonexploitative practices, committed to innovation, hiring students, interns and training. |
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Valeria Vacca I started at Labels4Kids at the end of 2019 and I have two girls. I have an Accounting qualification and come from the South of Italy but have lived for many years with my family near Stirling. Hobbies: Basketball, Star Wars fanatic, Cooking and Desigual. Languages: English, Italian |
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Lesley Smith Having completed my BSc and MSc degrees in Ecology & Conservation at the University of Aberdeen I moved to Stirling with my partner. I worked at an insurance broker for over a year and joined the Labels4Kids team when I realised that I wanted a better work-life balance and to learn about ecommerce. Hobbies: In my spare time, I love to go to stand-up comedy and enjoy being close to Edinburgh and Glasgow for gigs. I like to paint and I’m always on the lookout for a new recipe to try my hand at. Languages: English is my only language, but I have the odd handy phrase of French from high school. |