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Where Could Moreton Take You?

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For over 100 years Moreton has influenced thousands of women’s careers

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Rose Brown (2014)

Fashion Design MA, Nottingham Trent University Awarded the The Dorothy Taylor Travel Scholarship in 2015 by LCC International Youth Design Competition Finalist in 2018 at the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology

Phoebe Griffith (2012)

DPhil in Crocodile Conservation, University of Oxford and ZSL “Let us think the unthinkable, let us do the undoable, let us prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all.”

Lucy Williams (2005)

Fashion Blogger One of the UKs most successful bloggers with 372.5k followers on Instagram

Rebecca Cronshey (2002)

TV and Film Producer First short film, Little Bird, premiered at the TriBeCa Film Festival in 2017

Susannah Wapshott (2000)

Conductor and Pianist, Scottish Opera “Pursue a career you enjoy. Be curious, open-minded and compassionate. Don’t be scared of failing: it will make you stronger in the long run.”

Fiona Marshall (1998)

Chief Marketing Officer, THE OUT Powered by Jaguar Land Rover Achieved the Marketing Society Award for Excellence in Social Marketing

Claire Watkin (1996)

Managing Director, Trendsetter Home Furnishings Awarded North West Young Director of the Year (2011) and UK Family Business Director of the Year (2012) by the Institute of Directors

Carmen DeRosas (1995)

Vice President Marketing, American Express “Show up in every moment like you’re meant to be there, because your energy precedes anything you could possibly say.”

Emma Sherrard Matthew (1995)

Executive Chairman, Quintessentially Her entrepreneurial flair and extensive global address book has helped establish the brand as the leading luxury lifestyle business

Susannah Taylor (1994)

Journalist Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Get The Gloss, former beauty editor of Vogue and Glamour magazine

Amanda Milling (1993)

MP Cannock Chase Member of Business, Innovation and Skills Parliamentary Select Committee

Zanny Minton Beddoes (1985)

Editor-in-Chief - The Economist In 2016 Zanny became the first female Editor in Chief of this publication, a position she currently holds.