Meet The Team

Aarti joined Hope&Glory in early-2023 following a decade-long stint at Good Relations where she worked on brands including B&Q, Subway, Lidl, McVitie’s and Mini Cheddars. Her career highlights to date include issuing a memo prepping B&Q staff ahead of the release of the 50 Shades of Gray film (and subsequently sending the world’s media into a frenzy), helping biscuit lovers find the correct way to eat a McVitie’s chocolate digestive (chocolate side down in case you’re wondering) and uniting Steps and Blue to create the cheesiest wedding band ever for Mini Cheddars. At Hope&Glory, her accounts include Sainsbury’s, LinkedIn and Barclays.

Adam has been Hope&Glory’s Head of Strategy since 2019, having previously led the function at Freuds and Weber Shandwick for 11 years. He has worked across sectors on clients ranging from UNICEF and Unilever to the Cabinet Office and PepsiCo. He’s proudest of his UNICEF Emergency Lessons work educating Europe’s youth on the plight of children in war and disaster zones and his work developing the Flying Start programme for BA and Comic Relief. His passion for behavioural science led to the Sabre Award-winning “Science of Engagement” project. He is currently supporting the agency’s strategic work with the likes of VMO2, Uber, Le Creuset, Resy, Sky and Dacia. Adam’s baldness pre-dates his fathering of two under-eights but his grey hairs do not.

Adrian is a founding partner of Hope&Glory and a consumer brand publicist with some eighteen years’ experience. He joined from Good Relations, where he worked for eight years on brands including Honda, Southern Trains, comparethemarket.com, Texaco and Kelloggs. Adrian’s favourite piece of work at Hope&Glory was leading a two year creative campaign to promote EngineeringUK’s Big Bang UK Scientists & Engineers Fair to young teenagers and parents.. Currently his clients include O2, Accor Hotels, Barclays and UNiDAYS. He is a font of random knowledge in the office and can be often found handing out his now legendary mix of sweets and confectionary.

Aggie joined Hope&Glory in January 2019. Graduating from The University of Hull with a degree in Geography, Aggie decided to swap volcanoes and glaciers for coverage and pitches. Having spent a year with Porter Novelli’s technology team, learning the ropes with clients including Western Digital and Playstation, she was excited for a new challenge. Currently working across Sony, Aqua Sana and Norwegian Cruise Lines, she is keen to immerse herself in the fast pace of the Hope&Glory offices. In her free time, you will find Aggie searching Portobello Market for crystals to add to her collection and convincing her friends astrology is real- which it obviously is!

Alex joined Hope&Glory in 2015, bringing with him a wealth of experience in sports PR and sponsorship. Since then he’s worked across all our sport and fitness accounts, including adidas, Guinness Six Nations, Virgin Active, Red Bull and AMEX's sponsorship of Wimbledon.

After taking a year out to pursue acting, Alice went on to study Drama at the University of Exeter and an MPhil in Arts, Creativity and Education at Queens’ College, Cambridge where she researched the entanglement of digital body editing and the contemporary teenage girl. After realising that the world of academia may not be for her, Alice joined Hope&Glory in July 2022 and hasn’t looked back. Since joining, she has worked on accounts such as Uber, Etsy, Lick and Edrington UK and loves the fast-paced nature of the job. When Alice isn’t at work you can find her either at the theatre, exploring the restaurants and bars of London with friends or devouring the latest bestselling novel.

Alicia joined Hope&Glory in October 2015 after graduating from Bournemouth University with a degree in public relations. Over three years, she has worked on a range of accounts at Hope&Glory, most notably IKEA, Sainsbury’s, American Express, HTC and EBS (Maker’s Mark and Jim Beam bourbon) – so it’s safe to say that her home interiors are always on trend and you’ll frequently find her sipping on old fashioneds. It is fitting then, that building the nation’s smallest pub for Meantime was one of her favourite past campaigns, closely followed by re-creating Kim Kardashian’s most iconic selfies with The G-C herself (Gemma Collins) to launch HTC’s U12+ smartphone.

Amber started her Hope&Glory journey in August 2018, having spent just under two years at London-based fashion and lifestyle agency, Emerge, where she worked across the likes of Eyeko, ellesse, and Airtasker. Previous to that, she spent time at BWP Group, where she helped bring to life IKEA's very first 'houseboat' for its 4-week stint sailing along the Thames. She now works on the likes of StubHub, London Coffee Festival, and a number of spirit brands within the Edrington Beam-Suntory portfolio. After working hours, Amber can often be found jewellery making, listening to true crime podcasts, and FaceTiming her family cat.