Born in 1993, James Gartshore-Boulter describes himself as a “change manager”. The brother of the tennis player Katie Boulter began his career co-founding the ÜGOT chain of eateries with the “online youth broadcaster” Jamal Edwards but has since moved into “leadership consultancy” at a firm in Notting Hill. This sociable sort loves London’s nightspots and is often to be found in the company of such people as the late “King of Soho” Paul Raymond’s granddaughter India Rose James.
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Elvira Mullens Barney (1904 – 1936)
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Kyra Kennedy
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Theresa Doyle (AKA ‘The Grim Eater’ and ‘The Phantom Mourner’)
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Andrew Warren
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Gianna Lahainer
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Jeffrey Slonim (1960 – 2016)
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Oliver Rothschild (AKA “The Fake Rothschild”)
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The Ranting Crasher
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The Inspector Clouseau lookalike
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Sabine Getty (née Ghanem, AKA ‘Sabine G’)
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Maya Henry (AKA “The It Girl with a Heart of Gold”)
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Judy Taubman (previously Judith Mazor Rounick, née Jehudit Mazor)
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Danielle Rollins
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The Iain Duncan Smith lookalike
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Lara Asprey (AKA “Lady Lara”)
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Debbie Bancroft
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Alexandra Tolstoy FRGS
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Lady Elizabeth Anson
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Charlene Marshall (AKA “Miss Piggy”, née Charlene Detwyler Tyler and previously Charlene Gilbert)
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Thomas Gilbert Jr.
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Lynn Wyatt (née Lynn Sakowitz)
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Peter Cary Peterson (AKA “PC”)
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Sara Vestin Rahmani
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Hermé de Wyman Miro
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Kathy Prounis
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Elyse Newhouse (née Elyse Applebaum)
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Manthe Penton Harrap
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Denis Doble
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Justin Fichelson
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Lady Annabel Goldsmith
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Bienvenida Buck (AKA “The Spanish Firecracker”, born Bienvenida Perez-Blanco)
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Randy Harris
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Marcus Prinz von Anhalt (born Marcus Edward Eberhardt)
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Solomon Akhtar
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David West (also known as “Dave West” and “Lord David West of the Manor of Hollesley”, 1944 – 2014)
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Brian Crawford ( – October 2014)
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James Gartshore-Boulter
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Alessandro Carnicella
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Cole Rumbough
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Ivan Pun
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Fernande Grudet (AKA 'Madame Claude')
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Christie Brinkley
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Scott Harvey-Nicholls
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Sally Farmiloe-Neville (1954 – 2014)
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Nicky Rothschild (née Nicky Hilton)
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Mr Frizzy
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The art loving duo
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Lady Joan Oliphant Fraser
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Ruth Madoff (née Ruth Alpern)
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Grant Harrold
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Denise Eisenberg Rich
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Tamsin Lonsdale
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“Lady” Sandra Bates
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Alice de Janzé (nee Alice Silverthorne and also known as Alice de Trafford and Comtesse de Janzé, 1899 – 1941)
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Miriam “Muffie” Potter Aston
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Candy Spelling
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The Bouquet of Christie's
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Donna Air
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The Julian Assange lookalike
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David Patrick Columbia
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Baroness Gabriella Langer von Langendorff
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Baroness Stefania von Kories zu Goetzen (1939 – 2013)
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The Autograph Hunter
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Fernando Peire
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Alexandra “Lexi” Abrams
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David Pun
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Georgia Davies
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Ricardo Garcia
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Nell Diamond
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John B. Goodman
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Holly Candy (born Holly Rachel Vukadinović)
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Euan Rellie
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Orlando Hamilton
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Jacqueline Branston
Had the pleasure of working James once upon a time and now he acts as a sort of life coach figure for me. I’ve always really appreciated how he checks up on my progress and always has time for a friendly word of advice. Such a good guy who really deserves his success.
It is very inspirational that there are young people with entrepreneural skills and ambition in our country. “How to succeed in business without really trying”, is my perception of Lord Sugar’s “Apprentice” Lord Sugar sets up the appointments with all the major retail buyers for the candidates, with that kind of help, who can go wrong?
I would like to meet this young man…
What on earth is a ‘Change Manager’? Is he not allowed to deal with the folding stuff simply the small change? He obviously has a long way to go if his star is to rise!
Change management as a component of Industrial psychology or life style change agent. There is a difference.
Liked what I read
Thought I had sent this response…but it had not gone
James….. I would like to meet you and have a chat
Kind regards…… Martin
Oh dear….here I go again. Why can’t I just shut up. I think I need to book a ‘change’ session with young James. It might help me to believe that we have a sort of Pitt the Younger here.
I am sorry, but I struggle to understand how someone barely out of their teens can know much about leadership.
But, we live in strange times.
Peter… Isn’t age a really simplistic indicator of experience? Especially in the age of ever changing technology? The expression “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks” comes to mind here!
as long as he doesn’t try and make this old dog to shed his old tweeds and wear Armani
He is a sort of a life style coach, it is new age, 21st century shit. It is not based on the dynamics of the management process. He is a life style guru, very popular with the Primrose Hill eccentric cocaine sniffing sorts. All the same, it is a business with good profit making prospects.
Hi Chaim, thought this needed clarifying – I’m definitely not a “lifestyle guru”!
Currently I am employed by a boutique firm who consult almost exclusively for the executive boards of Fortune 500 companies.
An example of a current project I am working on would be putting together a new centralised “Information Security Function” at Alliance Boots – the company who own Boots UK & Ireland.
Hope this brings a little bit of colour to what is a very open ended Job Description!!
James.
Sat here in an airline lounge at Schiphol, I look at others with their trotters in the trough, slurping champagne. Which of them, if any, work for a ‘boutique firm’ I wonder?
Some could well have attended the recent London Fashion Week judging by their Dutch hippy attire. Would the executive board of a company like Alliance Boots hang on their every word, as opposed to harkening to their supervisory board?
Would I trust such ‘boutiques’ to ‘put together’ an ‘Information Security Function’?
BTW is that an ambiguous job description for an individual or a corporate protection system that would guard the security of that organisation from cyber-attack, employee negligence and fundamental ignorance of commercial espionage? Hugely experienced, skilled specialist companies provide these services for corporations against D.O.S. attacks by botnets etc. These companies are hard-nosed fighters in the costly war against cyber warfare, using brilliant technicians, programmers and cryptographers, many experience ex-servicemen.
I don’t imagine one of them would come from a ‘boutique’. More obfuscating, illiterate business megabollocks, methinks!
I have to agree with Glenmore. I thought this sort of work was much more the line of hardened types working for the likes of Control Risks.
I also agree with Glenmore, Alliance Boots are taking a “Abbott and Costello” approach to Information Security, I do admire the sense of humour of the board of directors. I do recommend the implementation ISO 27001;2013 and certification to gain some credibility.
Information and data security is childs play, simply implement the ISO 27001. I will do it in 3 months. Good luck with your venture.
A nice enough young chap. Give the boy a chance.
What relevance does this boy have to this list? Pointless wannabe who hangs out with some real odd jobs.