Julia Hobsbawm Consulting Ltd

“She is brilliant at Focus, Focus, Focus”
- Rabbi, Dame Julia Neuberger

“Best Placed to teach the next generation of PRO’s”
– PR Week

“The Professional’s Professional: Smart and Connected”
– Gemma Lines, Marketing & Communications Director, The MindGym

Julia Hobsbawm is a businesswoman who is also a commentator, speaker and coach on communications, entrepreneurship and work life balance. She is the founder of the media networking business Editorial Intelligence (www.editorialintelligence.com) whose events include the acclaimed annual global symposium Names Not Numbers www.namesnotnumbers.com and the annual UK Comment Awards www.commentawards.com. Appointed to Edelman as Strategic Counsel in 2009, Julia writes and lectures regularly in her capacity as London’s first Professor of Public Relations, at the University of the Arts.

Julia Hobsbawm co-authored Penguin’s Cosmopolitan Guide to Working in PR & Advertising in 1996, and edited the highly praised collection of essays on PR and Journalism entitled ‘Where the Truth Lies: Trust & Morality in PR and Journalism, which is being reissued by Atlantic Books in 2010. In 2008 she co-wrote The Power of the Commentariat with John Lloyd, published by Editorial Intelligence in association with the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. In 2009 her book on work-life balance, entitled The See-Saw was published and praised widely by as diverse media as Management Today and personal blogs.

Julia Hobsbawm has lectured, broadcast and published widely for amongst others, BBC, Sky, The Times, Spectator, Comment is Free, University of Stirling, Columbia School of Journalism, and Oxford University (Reuters Institute).

Email: julia@juliahobsbawm.com