Adam Parr
Adam Parr
Before joining Williams F1 in 2006, he worked on several continents in finance, industry and the law. After graduating from Eton and Cambridge University, where he was a scholar, Adam ...
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I was launching my social enterprise fashion startup, Breakin' Heelz. I got through to Sarah McVittie on OneLeap which led to a meeting where she gave me invaluable advice about structuring the company and raising investment.
Media and PR are super competitive industries and a former editor I get a lot of request for my time - many of which waste my time. Christina Lundberg showed her commitment by contacting me through OneLeap with a thoughtful and targeted message. I was intrigued to meet her and delighted to help her out with her new business.
I used OneLeap almost by accident to get through to one of my "bookshelf mentors", John Elkington. I've admired and learned from John through his many books but never even thought about meeting him until I found him via OneLeap. One message and boom, I'm suddenly emailing with him, learning about his next big project and looking forward to meeting him soon.
Before joining Williams F1 in 2006, he worked on several continents in finance, industry and the law. After graduating from Eton and Cambridge University, where he was a scholar, Adam ...
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