Sam Bowen
Over a 23 year career in communications, Sam has established himself as a crisis and reputation management expert. He advised and represented the board of University of East Anglia following its servers being hacked during what became known as Climategate and prepared the senior spokespeople before a Parliamentary Select Committee. He advised the board of EMI during its acquisition by Universal Music and was the spokesperson for Express Newspapers during the Leveson Enquiry. He advised and acted on behalf of Indesit Company during the closure of its factory in Stoke with the loss of over 800 jobs and was part of a select reputation management team for Naomi Campbell during the war crimes trial of former President of Liberia, Charles Taylor.
