Oliver Lloyd



Oliver Lloyd was educated at Harrow School and The University of Manchester. During his Manchester career, Oliver set up and ran a successful promotions agency, organising events for students across the UK.

After completing his studies, Oliver worked for Sony USA in New York before winning a coveted place on Associated's Newspapers management training scheme. Oliver gained high-level experience in several departments at the media giant, including editorial and working on key projects such as the Evening Standard sponsored London Fashion Week and Taste of London.

Oliver spent nine months as Showbiz, Media and Arts Correspondent at the Evening Standard, before opting to join the Mail on Sunday's financial pages as Media and Leisure Correspondent, where he spent two and a half years.

Oliver joined Brown Lloyd James in 2006. Among his many clients are the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, The Principality of Monaco and Lord Levy, Chief Fundraiser for the Labour Party and former Prime Minister Tony Blair's Special Envoy to the Middle East, who Oliver guided through the infamous 'cash for honours' scandal.