About: Battle of Ideas 2007 advisors
Sheila Anderson NERC
Sarah Barnett MTV
Piers Bearne Rock Media
Louisa Bolch Channel 4
George Brock head of journalism, Department of Journalism, City University London
Mike Carr chief science officer, BT
William de Braekeleer Honda
Ian Duffy BP
Evan Harris campaigner for secularism in the public sphere; former science spokesman, Liberal Democrats; writer, Guardian Political Science blog
Jody Haskayne Tiscali
Morgan Holt Huge Entertainment
Neil Hoyle ISM
Fiona Johnson director of communications, GTCE
Barb Jungr singer, writer and performer; current CD release, The Men I Love
Rob Killick CEO, cScape; author, UK After the Recession
Simon Kimble Clarion Events
Colin Lawson director, Royal College of Music; period clarinettist; author, Mozart: Clarinet Concerto and Brahms: Clarinet Quintet
Norman Lewis consultant on innovation, PwC; co-author, Big Potatoes: the London manifesto for innovation
Ranald Macdonald Boisdale
Jeremy Myerson Helen Hamlyn Chair of Design, RCA; co-founder and director, Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design; member, international selection panel, ICSID World Design Capital 2014
David Perks head of physics, Graveney School; co-founder The Physics Factory; lead author, What is Science Education For?
Abigail Pogson spnm
Charlotte Ray PRS Foundation
David Schlesinger Reuters
Raymond Tallis fellow, Academy of Medical Sciences; author, Aping Mankind: neuromania, Darwinitis and the misrepresentation of humanity
Rachel Thomson UBM
Philip Walters chairman, Rising Stars educational publishers; trustee, Book Aid International; lifelong Spurs fan
Robin Wight WCRS
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"The 2006 Battle of Ideas did what it said on the tin: prejudices were punctured, common wisdom was questioned and original thinking honoured. The saying was coined in Texas, but I suggest that the Battle of Ideas adopts it as the conference motto: ‘sacred cows make the best burgers."
George Brock, Saturday Editor, The Times