Becca Cranfield is Co-Director of Athena Stonecare, leading specialists in natural stone restoration and maintenance. Since taking on the role in 2018, she has overseen the development of the business, growing from a team of 1 to 5 in 3 years. By establishing partnerships with Stone Suppliers, Property Managers and Interior Designers, Becca has secured the company’s position as a supplier to the Prime and Super Prime Property Sector. Athena Stonecare are hugely passionate about the ongoing care of your stone is important to us and so have developed a suite of advice and guidance on how to maintain the finish of your stone. This is distributed through stone suppliers across the UK and is also available to anyone who works with natural stone. Athena Aftercare is available free of charge to anyone who requests a copy and outlines all of Athena Stonecare’s top tips on how to ensure that the beauty of your stone endures from the minute it is installed. Becca has also made huge strides for the company within the Stone Industry, winning Stone Federation accreditation for Athena Stonecare.

In 2022 Becca became Co Chair of Women In Natural Stone, a Stone Federation led initiative aiming to create an opportunity for women within the natural stone industry and wider architectural and construction sectors to connect. The group also aims to encourage the next generation of women into a career in stone. As a firm believer in the power of relationships, she has become a powerful networker within the construction sector.

In 2021 Becca launched a property networking group in Buckinghamshire and established a series of events in London specifically for women in interiors, property and construction.

David is the founder of wellbeing PR agency DMC. With over 13 years of experience in leading agencies and brands in London across the fashion, beauty, lifestyle and wellness arena, helping support global brands and start-ups with media communication, editorial placements, social media curation and influencer engagement.

Alongside this, David Mahoney is also a qualified counsellor, using this to embrace a holistic method of approaching communications, between all collaborators, stripping away the traditional agency model for a more personalised and personable approach, using the therapeutic skills of active listening, empathic understanding and reading the nuances between the lines.

Behind the softly spoken Yorkshire accent, Denise brings a wealth of experience in the cleaning and hygiene industry to the BICSc team.

With over 40 years’ experience – from hotel housekeeping through to running her own company with contracts across the UK – Denise is always ready to pass on that knowledge to both experienced and non-experienced cleaning operatives. She never judges people on the questions they ask, just calmly and clearly explains what they want to know.

One of her passions is the care of hard floors and she is happiest when in control of a rotary machine – be it light buffing of a floor or stripping it back and re-applying a coat of polish.

First & foremost I am a Mumpreneur to 2 little ladies Lilly & Cadi Mae. I set up Less Is More Consulting with my amazing fellow Mumpreneur Sophie Doran as we needed to simplify our own lives as busy working parents and because we genuinely care and enjoy making things happen for others.

Through leaving our corporate careers we are incredibly grateful we can now do both by implementing solutions to step change business growth and being able to be more present for our families.

With over 45 years’ experience across FMCG organisations across all sectors / segments we consistently saw businesses overcomplicate their ways of working, and this led to ineffective delivery. We simplify, we cut through & we make change happen…..

On a personal level my passions are supporting charities close to my heart , and being an active ally on all areas of ED&I but especially mental health, fertility, menopause and neurodiversity.

Gabby Austen-Browne is a multi-award-winning diversity and inclusion professional, and founder of Diversity Alliance. Her client list includes the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant, Square Enix Fan Fest IV, Jack Morton, Momentum, Informa Tech, Hilton and Stellar Global, as well as venues and various industry associations. She leverages her extensive events, marketing and hospitality experience to inform, support, and advise on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging and Accessibility strategies relevant to the sector.A frequent speaker, writer, and lecturer, on Diversity & Inclusion in events, she is also committed to nurturing new industry talent, serving as a mentor, guide, and coach to up-and-coming professionals. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Gabby is a dedicated wellbeing advocate and qualified Yoga and Meditation guide. This holistic approach enriches her work.

Helena is the CEO of Product of Change. Her stratospheric career in licensing has seen her work with the biggest entertainment brands on the planet, including Mattel and the the National Geographic. She knows the industry inside-out. She holds qualifications from the University of Cambridge’s course in Business Sustainability Management as well as Circular Econimic Business Practices from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

Helena is a driving force for cross-industry and cross-sector collaboration, making her well-versed across the expansive subject of industry sustainability.

Our names are James and John, and we are the co-founders of MAKAGROUP Services. We are a cleaning company that specialises in cleaning commercial properties, residential homes, and student accommodations.

We started the business in October of 2023 year, initially focusing on providing services for students. However, we quickly realized that students don't prioritize cleaning services as much as we expected. As a result, we decided to expand our offerings to include commercial and residential properties.

We have been able to grow a large social media following by "cleaning places nobody asked us to clean." This unique approach has helped us gain visibility and connect with a broader audience.

Kieran is the co-founder of North Star, the must-have growth partner for every scaling consumer goods brand. With 30 years of experience in the consumer goods industry, Kieran is a passionate champion of challenger brands, and a leading figure in driving much needed change through the consumer goods industry which for too long has been monoplised by too few global businesses at the expense of the brands that shoppers with changing behaviours really desire.

Kirstie is Editor of HomeStyle magazine, the UKs trend-leading interiors title for young homeowners looking for savvy design tips, expert advice and inspirational style on an affordable budget.

She is passionate about interior design, upcycling and the power of decluttering and organisation to transform our spaces.

Kirstie has recently completed her third home renovation, and when she doesn’t have a paintbrush in hand is on the look out for must-have homewares and brilliant hacks.

She regularly tests everything from electricals to eco sponges to provide honest reviews for HomeStyle and www.yourhomestyle.uk.

I set up ECO for ALL 3 years ago with the sole purpose of supporting anyone who would like to live more sustainably but is stuck on the next steps - and also to make eco-friendly living as affordable as possible. This led me to create my RAMP up your Sustainability program, enabling me to share Realistic, Affordable, Manageable and Practical tips on small changes to everyday habits. My clients are living proof that these small changes create a bigger and long lasting difference. I have also helped them to discover there is a lot of money to be saved! As a mum of 2 who has been mindful of how we live for many years, I've researched everything from trusted brands and accreditations to look out for, to the positive impact being more eco-friendly has on our health. Sharing the many benefits of living a more eco-friendly lifestyle is my passion.

I am so excited to have been asked to be involved with the Clean & Tidy Awars, as a person who is living with an overwhelming collection aka overwhelming hoard.

This knowledge is shared from my own experience of 30 years or so - it is not just about clearing a hoard or cleaning a property, these are both important, it is also about decluttering and clearing the Mind and finding out the 'WHY'. My journey began when I attended a Hoarding Support Group run by a local charity, Mary Francis Trust, for about 2 years. I can never thank my local GP enough for having this knowledge and sharing it with me - my 'road of recovery' could begin but only after my 'road of recognition' had begun.

I speak really openly about hoarding disorder/behaviour, to share my knowledge and experience to hopefully help others to know that where there is hope, and a desire to change, there is help. I appeared in an episode of Hoarders: Buried Alive for Channel 5, produced by Crackit Productions. I was one of the first people to 'speak up and speak out' about the effects of hoarding disorder/behaviour. They did not clear/clean my house as that's not the single answer, there is normally much more to think about and discuss.

I want more people to understand the 'condition' is not a lifestyle choice, there is often a reason WHY and this needs to be addressed, like most life coping mechanisms/addictions, although a hoard is very visible and can be very overwhelming. I am very much about 'regaining my sparkle' and being on my journey out of the darkness, struggling with mental health, depression and sadness and now moving forward in my life and I want to share my knowledge, to create more awareness and help others.

Mel is the Editor of Your Home, the UK’s best-selling value homes magazine, which provides affordable decor inspiration, practical home improvement advice, and attainable real homes and makeovers to its readers every month.

She has been obsessed with interior décor since the age of 14, when she ill-advisedly painted her bedroom a lurid lime green. Thankfully, her understanding of colour has come a long way since then, and she is currently redecorating her second home, one room at a time.

Before joining Your Home, Mel was editor of Homes & Antiques magazine, so she has a deep appreciation of quality design, and she tries to live by the William Morris ethos: ‘Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful’. She rarely succeeds, but she tries!

Natalie Evans is the Founder & CEO of award-winning home staging specialist Little Barn Door. Since establishing her business in late 2018, Natalie has touched the lives of homeowners across the UK with her unique and inspiring approach to property sales. Her experience with homeowners has led her to explore the power of positivity and mindset on home-selling outcomes, bringing her 2022 book and podcast series Happy Home Sale to life.

Alongside leading her own home staging brand, Natalie serves as the President of the Home Staging Association UK & Ireland, fostering community, collaboration, and career opportunities for home staging professionals.

Mums That Rave was founded in 2019 by Nikki Beatnik, DJ Producer songwriter & creative from London.

Nikki has DJ’d all over the world in 70+ countries, run legendary parties and club nights in London and is Tour DJ for RnB star Kelis. She has spun for global brands from Guiseppe Zanotti to Porsche H&M to Karl Lagerfeld, The British Fashion Awards, Glastonbury and parties for JLo, Diddy, Jay Z & Beyonce and Jay Z.

Rob is publisher of Progressive Housewares magazine, HousewaresNews.net and organiser of the Excellence In Housewares Awards. His knowledge of housewares trends and innovation spans over a decade and he offers an experienced set of eyes, specifically judging on merit of both the product or range, and quality of entry.

I am really excited and honoured to be asked to join the Clean & Tidy Home Show Awards Council!

A little bit about me - I have worked in e-commerce for over 20 years specialising in marketplaces with roles at Amazon, ebay and as a consultant for brands wishing to sell online. I help to advise brands on the best routes to market for their particular products – a landscape that is constantly evolving. Established platforms such as Amazon and ebay are great options, but new opportunities such as B&Q, Tesco, The Range, Debenhams and Tiktok are shaking up the market. In my own time, I love long walks, the theatre, modern art and keeping fit. In addition, I am focused on decluttering my living/work space, which involves constant clear-outs, attractive storage solutions and a reduction in buying new things. I also like to clean in a time- efficient manner and without using harmful chemicals.

Siân Pelleschi founded Sorted! – a decluttering and organising service – in 2016. Located in Stockport, she covers the North West of England in person and the world virtually. She takes a firm but fair approach to help those who are struggling with their space – both physically and mentally – and believes that decluttering is not just about throwing ‘stuff’ away or creating beautiful surroundings, but about providing practical, long-lived processes that can support a person going forward. In addition to running Sorted!, Siân is President of the Association of Professional Declutterers and Organisers (APDO). She is in demand as a media spokesperson – having been featured in Cheshire Life and ‘Expert’s Corner’ on talk RADIO, as well as other broadcast, print and online news outlets. Siân’s goal is to inspire, motivate and declutter as many lives and businesses as possible. Visit Sorted! website here.

Founder Toni Jones is a an editor, writer and producer who lives in Norfolk with her husband, photographer Dan Kennedy, and rescue dog, Mylo (currently still processing her move to the East Anglian countryside after landing there in 2020 having lived in London for 20+ years).

Toni created The Shelf Help Club because it was something she needed as she started to explore her own story and purpose, aged 35, and realised that although there was a lot of information out there, there wasn’t much in the way of support to help process and understand everything she was learning through the books and other types of therapies she was having.

Prior to launching The Shelf Help Club, Toni was a Lifestyle and Fashion Editor with 15+ years experience working on newspapers, websites and magazines including the MailOnline and The Sun. As a freelance writer and content creator her work has appeared in The Telegraph, The Times, MailOnline, You magazine, Women’s Health, Forbes.com, The Evening Standard, Grazia, InStyle, Stella, BBC, The Huffington Post, The New York Post, The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard Magazine.