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Author. Former private equity fund manager and corporate finance partner at KPMG & EY.

By the sea
Joined January 2012
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My new psychological suspense novel, Watch For Me, is about a female stalker on Vancouver Island. Published August 16, 2021 by @DownAndOutBooks #WritingCommunity #Thrillers #PsychologicalThriller #CrimeFiction #VancouverIsland #Stalker #Suspense
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Bureaucracies measure inputs, but the public measures outputs.
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“The future prosperity of this country depends on having an effective party in Parliament to defend free enterprise, markets, choice, competition and business.” ⁦@LukeJohnsonRCP⁩ telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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I have a NHS doctor's appointment. Willing to trade for Oasis tickets.
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Reminds me of my reaction to eating Brussels sprouts.
Don't taste everything you see! 😂
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I think those with the broadest shoulders just left the building.
22% raise for junior doctors over two years. Ten times the rate of inflation. The Labour government work for the public sector. The 80% who don’t can all go to hell. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjqe…
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Incredible footage of the route up Mount Everest.
The summit of Mount Everest with a wonderful 4-minute drone ride.
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I wonder what would happen to public sector output if we adopted Elon Musk's approach to headcount when he acquired Twitter?
Latest UK public sector productivity data out this morning remains underwhelming. Down 0.6% YoY in Q1 2024, and level still below that achieved in 1997. All the (v well documented) public sector spending challenges are harder if this trend remains unchanged.
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