Finding magic every day
Vicky has always wanted to help others transform their lives.
Vicky read English at the University of Oxford, and qualified as a Chartered Accountant at PwC in the City of London. After leaving PwC she worked in a number of global arts and media organisations including the Royal Opera House, Discovery Channel, and ITV. Vicky also discovered coaching, and set up her first practice in West London in 2002.
In 2005 her life took a major turn when she joined her family business as an owner and director, following the passing of her mother. Being an entrepreneur was a truly wild ride, especially as a couple of boom years (and the arrival of her son) were followed by the credit crunch of 2008. Vicky used her coaching techniques throughout this period to help her lead the company, before successfully selling it to a Fortune 500 Inc. in 2012 for $25m.
Since 2013, Vicky has undertaken a number of transformational consultancy and coaching projects in commercial and non-profit organisations. These include the Royal Veterinary College, Robilant+Voena fine art gallery, the LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall, Mental Health First Aid England, The Law Society, Proper Music and several schools groups, as well as continuing to provide bespoke coaching services to private clients.
Alongside her consultancy and coaching work, Vicky has continued to train in advanced coaching skills, and is currently undertaking a postgraduate qualification in coaching with Henley Business School.
Vicky believes that integrative therapies provide a gentle source of clarity, insight and endless opportunities for enhancing wellbeing. Vicky has studied with a number of psychologists and energy practitioners to ensure her clients receive best in class care and attention.
Vicky is also a poet, and gained a postgraduate certificate in Creative Writing from Royal Holloway University in 2017, with her work published in an anthology from Faber in 2023.
Today Vicky lives in the beautiful Chiltern Hills in Hertfordshire, England with her family, where in her quieter moments she enjoys watching the red kites dive over her roof during the day, and the stars and planets shining at night, while she practices meditation and writes poetry, just as she’s always loved.