One Minute With… David Brenchley

Introductions to the IW team

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Each week, we'll be giving you some insight into one of our fantastic team members here at Investment Week. This week we are chatting to special projects correspondent David Brenchley.

What gets you out of bed in the morning? I would like to say my alarm but usually, after about five snoozes, it's the sudden panic when I realise that if I stay in my bed for a second longer I will be late for work. What is your favourite thing about working at Investment Week? It's a great team, which has helped me settle in easily both in and out of the office during my first couple of months here. What do you enjoy doing when you are not at work? I volunteer for Charlton Athletic FC's women's team, doing most of their media-related tasks. I am also into horse racing, so enjoy...

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