Lee Gilbert
British Author, Speaker, Business Consultant
Lee Gilbert is a British author, Speaker, Chief Marketing Officer based in Peterborough.
Career
Gilbert worked from 1995 to 2000 for Pearl Assurance in Peterborough in notable roles in Human Resources and IT. During her time at Pearl she qualified in HR as a CIPD and acquired multiple Sales Training and Management Training certifications and awards.
In 2001, she formed her own company acting as a Digital Marketing Consultant and Speaker under which she worked as an interim consultant in multiple organisations and startups and been a regular speaker at Business conferences in UK, Europe and the Middle East.
She is currently Chief Marketing Officer for Nourish Care.
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