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Nicola Horlick is the legendary fund management guru who shot to fame in the 90's for appearing to be the woman who 'did and had it all', combining a high powered fund management position at the most senior of levels, with a large family, including six children!

Since moving away from her original career in fund management, becoming an author and thought leader, Nicola has been much in demand on the speaker circuit, thanks to her knowledge of business, the financial industry, leadership, the challenges of work-life balance, women in business and handling the media. Her rich body of experience, combined with her fresh and engaging manner make her a favourite for large corporate groups and after dinner parties.

About Nicola Horlick
A senior fund manager and Chief Executive Officer of Bramdean Asset Management, Nicola's experience spans twenty-five years, with her role in some of the UK's leading asset management companies being cited as pivotal. Always attracting media comment and business interest, Nicola's experience and input has made a real mark on the asset management world.

Nicola's Background
Nicola Horlick began her career at SG Warburg (later Mercury Asset Management) in 1983, joining the company's graduate trainee scheme. She later joined Morgan Grenfell's Asset Management division in 1991 as Director, rising to Managing Director of the company's UK Fund Management division in 1992. Under her management, the funds she was responsible for grew over the next four years to £22 billion, from an initial value of £4 billion.

Nicola left Morgan Grenfell to take time out to write her novel 'Can you Have it All' about her daughter's leukaemia treatment. This was a book of her first-hand experiences that took six weeks to write and revealed the real woman behind the public image and media headlines. The proceeds were all sent to Great Ormond Street, the hospital that had treated her daughter through her illness.

Later in 1997, she co-founded the UK's wing of SGAM (Société Générale's Asset Management), pulling in over £7 billion of investments and adding a sixth addition to her family with the birth of Baby Horlick.

As a motivational speaker
Nicola Horlick is more than just a woman in the headlines, her peers and industry have a great respect for the way she's successfully managed a huge array of challenges and life experiences, both in a professional and personal capacity and always in the public eye and media glare. Nicola uses these experiences to engage and entertain the audience, whilst conveying vital life-lessons and messages which they can incorporate into their own lives, whatever their profession or interests. Her views and insights on leadership and the challenges of maintaining a healthy work-life balance are fascinating and always highly popular with the most diverse of audiences. She is inspirational, lively and highly intelligent - a compelling and approachable speaker who informs as well as entertains.

Key topics
As well as her own rich life experiences, Nicola Horlick can cover various topics with authority including financial management, women and their roles, media management, leadership and business.

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