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| Maggi Churchouse (Proprietor)
Having started my business in 2002, I am delighted to have some fantastic clients who appreciate hard work as well as vital relaxation, and I am pleased to introduce my team below. | |
| Chonkie Churchouse (Husband... and IT consultant, etc..)
Background: an early pioneer in the mainframe IT industry during the early '70s, then IT management roles in commerce and banking into the '90s, followed by entrepreneurial business ventures ... Now Maggi's indispensable back-room boy!
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| Cathy Hill (Secretariat and event support)
We have known Cathy since our teens, and she has been providing event support since 2008. She has developed broad event management experience covering a range of responsibilities. We are sure you will be in contact with her soon. | |
| Marcia Castle (Secretariat and event support)
Marcia has been with us now for several months. Her media background and marketing skills are adding new dimensions to the business. | |
| Ellen Middleton (Event support)
Ellen has been providing event support with Cathy since 2008. Her happy, unflappable attitude brings much to our strong on-the-day team. | |
| Jane Ratcliffe (Event support)
Jane has been providing event support with Cathy and Ellen since 2010. Her extensive professional experience, and her sense of humour is a great asset to the team.
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| Summer of 2011 (was there one?)
One of the many team "drinks in the garden...." | |
| November 2011 Maggi helping move five tonnes of concrete footings for our side barn conversion, early morning 25th November 2011 | |
| Summer Holiday 2011 Maggi Churchouse Events road trip to Tuscany, Italy in a "London Taxi". Cathy and Maggi enjoying a glass in the evening. | |
| Ruby (Dooby) (Ratter, and general human's body)
Ruby has owned us now for three years, and her office skills are coming along nicely... She's currently a little upset as the vet said she had lost her waist!
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| Nog the Dog
The most recent addition, he still has his "Dogs Trust" collar on. He's discovered the joys of "tennis-ball-lobbing" to the point of obsession. We wish we had half his energy! | |
| Griffin (He may calm down one day...)
Griffin welcomes everybody by rounding them up, and will then bark excitedly. As he's our longest surviving pet, he should by now know better. |
