I am Group Client Director for Selbey Anderson - a collection of B2B marketing and communications agencies helping our portfolio of clients win the future.   I have 30 years agency experience- working across B2B and B2C brands to deliver integrated PR and communications programmes - and am passionate about client relationships, unlocking growth as well as creative and stratetgic comms - and can often be found discussing about all the above. I am lucky enough to have worked with some world class clients, often across several brands, over my career and genuinely love helping them unpick thorny problems and hit commercial goals.  Their win is our win, and that is always exciting.  Some of the brands I have worked with include Amadeus, AT&T, Builder.ai, trivago, ESET, ADP, The Disney Channel, Americal Airlines,  Norwegian Cruise Line, Wightlink Ferries, Global Recycling Day, Enterprise UK, the Association of Science and Discovery Centres, Mulberry and The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. My focus today is on a collection of dynamic and fast growing brands within the Selbey Anderson porfolio, working alongside our superb agencies to ensure we bring exceptional levels of care, commerciality and future vision in everything we deliver.  Bringing real value over the long term is my ulimate goal, and that involves deep understanding, high levels of trust and a smattering of fun along the way.

An experienced, proactive and extremely organised events professional responsible for running clean energy and hydrogen events both live and digitally reaching every corner of the globe. I oversee the logistical organisation of the digital events and training portfolio as well as supporting the operational side of live events. This includes venue management, AV sourcing and set, signage designs, floor-plan layouts and additional add-on's to events like site visits and gala dinners. 

Han Htoon received his PhD in physic from the University of Texas at Austin in 2001.  He joined LANL as a director fellow and became a staff member after winning LANL’s Distinguished Postdoctoral Performance in 2005.  Htoon was recently awarded LANL Fellow research prize (2019) and selected as a fellow of the American Physical Society (2017) for his pioneering accomplishments in elucidating optical properties and electronic structures of quantum dots and single-wall carbon nanotubes, development of novel, single nanostructure, optical spectroscopy/imaging techniques, and device integration of optical nanomaterials.