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Amanda Kenton
Background
- Established her own Interior Design business, Amanda Harris Designs Ltd., in Hampstead, London, in 1984.
- Retrained in Feng Shui in 1997. In 1999 became one of the Feng Shui Society’s Accredited Consultants and set up her own Feng Shui practice, Soothing Spaces: carrying out consultations for residential and corporate clients; giving talks about the importance of creating harmony via one’s environment and lifestyle. Her area of specialisation and focus rapidly became protection from environmental pollutants such as radio frequency radiation.
- Amanda and Michael also set up the UK branch of a charity, The Abrahamic Reunion (AR), in order to help bring interfaith harmony. AR England’s work has centred mostly on events in rehabilitation prisons.
September 2019 to present day
- Her passion is bringing people and organisations together to share strategies to raise awareness about the grave and impactful challenges of technology, as well as finding ways to use technology that enhance life without compromising health or that of future generations.
Michael Kenton
1974- 1976 – HNC Business Studies; subjects studied: law, accountancy, marketing and economics. Course dissertation on the subject of Meditation as a tool for Business.
1974 -1986 – Retail management of small multiple chain of shops based in N.W. London. On his advice, the shops were sold on a leasehold basis as a going concern.
1987 – Utilised the property assets as revenue drivers for a rental company, (jointly owned with his wife Amanda), for social housing.
2013 – Established www.sacredmusicradio.org to provide a showcase for the world’s many varieties of sacred music and promote “Peace through Music”.
2018 – Established the UK branch of the Abrahamic Reunion (reg. charity no. 1177751), utilising the A R’s methods to help bring religious harmony in the UK. AR England’s work has centred mostly on events in rehabilitation prisons. Set up www.peacegifts.shop to provide income for the charity.
July 2019 – Completed training in counselling for prisoners, certified by The Kinship Mentor training.
For many years, was a trustee and treasurer of interfaith charity, Inayatiyya UK Ltd.
Dr Lisa Hutchinson
Lisa has been a professional editor since 1999, and has over 18 years experience in academic publishing, with a particular focus on clinical oncology. Lisa gained her First-Class Honours degree in biochemistry from University College London, and her PhD from the Institute of Cancer Research. Lisa launched Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology in 2004 and was the Chief Editor of the journal (ranked number 1 in its field) for 14 years. She has published over 300 research summaries, written numerous editorials and presented talks at oncology conferences. Since 2017.
Lisa has worked as a freelance editor and writer on various projects relating to health prevention, haemophilia, multiple myeloma, and health technology assessment analyses. She has also contributed to articles for CancerWorld and freelanced for the BMJ Open. Lisa writes articles for ACHES (Adult Child Health and Environmental Support), a not-for-profit organisation established to promote, enhance and protect human and environmental wellbeing.
Lara Lawson
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Nicholas Martin
After studying Economics at university, Nicholas chose the business route and worked in large packaging companies, initially. He was Sales Director in the Hatfield operation of Smurfit, now the largest packaging company in the world. The opportunity arose to take part the management buy –out of a much smaller company – which he subsequently ran for many years.
The sales of the company were transferred in 2020, to a large US group which wanted to expand in the UK market. Since then he has become a local councillor and is chair of ACHES.
Ian Jarvis
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Debra Fry
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