Meet the Team

Francis Ingham

Francis Ingham is the Chief Executive. He heads up the PRCA team and has responsibility for setting the organisation’s strategic direction.
E: francis.ingham@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Catherine Warren

Catherine Warren is Office Manager and Executive Assistant to Francis Ingham, Chief Executive.
E: catherine.warren@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Katie Peckham

Katie Packham is the New Business Manager. She runs FAPRA (Find A PR Agency) and works to match up suitable PRCA members to the client briefs that come in.
E: katie.packham@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Vicky King is our Groups Development Manager. She manages all of our Regional and Sectoral groups as well as the HR & FD forums and our Partner University scheme. The groups regularly meet to discuss best practice within the industry and to network over breakfast or evening drinks.
E: vicky.king@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Steve Miller

Steve Miller is our Membership Manager. His role is to visit potential members and ensure they know about the services available to PRCA members.
E: steve.miller@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
 
Katharine Barney is the Director of Communications and Policy, looking after member and external communications for the PRCA. As well as member communications she is responsible for the research and policy agenda.
E: katharine.barney@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026.
 
Katie Goodrum
Katie Goodrum is the Director of Events, Marketing, and Commercial Partnerships. She manages the PRCA events programme including the prestigious PRCA Awards. Every detail, including planning, budget and setting up a publicity campaign, right through to creating the all important 'wow factor' is left in her capable hands.
E: katie.goodrum@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
 

Aeneas Tole is the PRCA’s Communications Executive. Aeneas works on the PRCA’s PR and press activities, member communications and manages the PRCA’s online presence.
E: aeneas.tole@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Andrea Morland

Tom Hawkins is the PRCA’s Research and Policy Executive. He works on the PRCA's industry research intelligence offering, runs the Internship Campaign , and supports the organisation's lobbying activities.
E: tom.hawkins@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Jessica Lobendhan Jessica Lobendhan is the Director of Training and Professional Development. She manages our extensive training programmes to ensure that members and their teams are given the opportunity to maximise their skills and potential in a variety of areas.
E: jessica.lobendhan@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Andrea Morland

Alice Chadwick-Jones is the PRCA training executive working with Jessica to deliver the PRCA’s extensive online, face-to-face and bespoke training programme. Alice will help you find the course you want, take your bookings and provide you with your login details.
E: alice.chadwick-jones@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026
Andrea Morland

Andrea Morland is our Accounts Manager.
E: accounts@prca.org,uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026

Leo Fedorcio is the PRCA University Liaison and Events Executive. He works alongside Vicky King on the Partner University Scheme, and with Katie Goodrum on expert briefings, master classes and the PRCA Awards. He is also responsible for managing the PRCA's online thought leadership insight section.
E: leo.fedorcio@prca.org.uk ¦ T: 020 7233 6026

 

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