
COVID and Brexit: Values and fault lines: which virtues should the UK now signal to the world?
on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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Matthew edited Management Today for 17 years and during that time won the coveted BSME Business Magazine Editor of the year on a record five occasions. During a fifteen year career as a freelance he wrote for the Sunday Times magazine, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Observer, GQ and was a contributing editor to Business magazine. He was PPA Business Feature Writer of the Year in 2001. He has also worked on two drama serials one for Channel 4 and one for the BBC. Before becoming a journalist he had a brief and inauspicious spell as a civil servant working at the Medical Research Council in its London Secretariat.
Matthew is the main presenter on BBC Radio 4’s In Business programme.
Matthew is also the co-author of Exposure published by Penguin in London and New York in the Autumn of 2012. It is the story of whistleblower Michael Woodford, the “Southend samurai” who left school at 16 and worked his way up to the top post of the Japanese industrial conglomerate Olympus, only to discover that his board were involved in a two billion dollar fraud.
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Email: matthew.gwyther@jerichochambers.com
on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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Values and Fault Lines As a nation, the Brits have been through quite a bit over the last year....
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The following article captures key reflections from the Healthy Work Project Spring Roundtable which took place in early February...
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Brexit: reasons to be cheerful (or fearful) Part Two Matthew Gwyther reports on the second in a new season...
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