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This list showcases the top United Kingdom based Advisor operating in the Legal space. If you think a Advisor is missing from this list, feel free to contact our editor on editor@beststartup.co.uk.
The individuals on this list have been included because of exceptional performance in one of the following categories:
- Innovation – Operating as a key part in an extremely innovative business or startup.
- Growth – Operating as a key figure in the growth and upscale of a market leading business or startup.
- Management – Showing exceptional management skills.
- Societal impact – Putting their business on the map for their positive societal or environmental impact.
Our Data – We source our data from OSINT (open source intelligence) and public directories such as Companies House UK, Crunchbase, SemRush and many more. The data from these sources should be treated with a degree of caution and verified yourself.
Narinder Singh Mahil
Offshore Outsourcing Advisor & Consultant for SMEs of Virtual Employee
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About : Virtual Employee Pvt. Ltd. (VE) is a well-established remote staffing company, offering affordable and scalable remote staffing solutions.
Terri Dowty
Advisor of Foundation for Information Policy Research
Terri Dowty is Advisor at Foundation for Information Policy Research.
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About : The Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR) is the leading think tank for Internet policy in Britain.
Martin Keegan
Member of the Advisory Council of Foundation for Information Policy Research
I’m in my 30s and live in London or Cambridge, England, where I studied law and linguistics. A lot of my growing up however was done in Australia, where I was born. I am interested in languages, history, economics (particularly of information systems), computing and politics (I have been closely involved in campaigns against ID cards and the over-extension of copyright laws). I am very easily sidetracked by the philosophy of language and philosophy of law, particularly where they intersect and when I am not working in the IT industry, drinking too much or campaigning, I am trying to write a book on the comparative history of Westminster-style democratic constitutions.
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About : The Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR) is the leading think tank for Internet policy in Britain.
Becky Hogge
Advisor of Foundation for Information Policy Research
Becky Hogge is Advisor at Foundation for Information Policy Research.
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About : The Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR) is the leading think tank for Internet policy in Britain.
Peter Clemons
Chief Advisor of Bravo
Peter wrote his first report on the emerging digital ETSI standard, TETRA, in 1996. He set up Clemons Consulting in 1998 and joined the TETRA Association (now TCCA) as an individual member in 2001, founding the TETRA SME Group the same year and becoming its first Chairman. Peter has a long association with Latin America where he lived and worked from 1985 to 1994 before returning to his native UK. In more recent times, he has helped a number of core manufacturers set up & develop their businesses across the Americas and still has close ties with the region.Peter is also a former Director and Board Member of TCCA (representing Teltronic S.A.U.), TCCA Transport Group member and one of the founding members of the Marketing Group and CCBG. He is a regular speaker at major PMR events around the world.In 2012, Peter founded Quixoticity, a next-generation critical communications consulting firm focused on global critical communications. Quixoticity has developed special analytical tools modelling the past, present and future critical communications market, focusing on business & value creation models, market research and the impact of emerging technologies on the industry.
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About Bravo: PTC is a pioneering wireless communications firm.
Philip Smith
Advisor of Nivaura
Philip advises both lead managers and issuers on international debt capital markets transactions across a wide range of issuer types (bank, corporate, sovereign, utilities, transport), regions and industry sectors and his practice covers straight debt (Regulation S and Rule 144A stand-alone issues, Private Placements, LPNs, MTN programmes, CP and CDs), covered bonds and structured products. His practice includes investment grade and non-investment grade issues in the public and the private markets, combining work in the mature markets with a focus on emerging market transactions with deals recently completed for issuers and sovereigns in Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and the Slovak Republic and in the CEE and the CIS more generally. Philip is ranked as a notable practitioner in the Chambers UK legal directory and as a foreign expert in the Chambers global legal directory. Philip is a regular speaker at the Euromoney Summer and Winter Schools of International Financial Law held at Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
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About : Making issuance and administration of financial instruments cheaper and faster while ensuring compliance