Simon C Gibbs

Simon C. Gibbs has extensive experience in business development and sales roles. Simon C has worked in companies and organizations such as AMG World, where they served as the Vice President of Commercial Partnerships. Prior to that, they were the Head of Commercial Partnerships at AMG World. Simon C also worked as a Sponsorship Consultant at the ICT4D Conference, where they led a successful sponsorship campaign. Additionally, they have held positions such as Senior Account Manager at Global Manufacturing Strategies, Senior Sales Consultant at Expedite Business Development Consulting Limited, and Business Development Consultant at the Aid & International Development Forum. Simon C also has experience in the event management industry, having worked as a Commercial Partner at WTG Events and as a Forum Director at Arena International Events Group. Earlier in their career, they worked at Industry Dynamics/World Trade Group and Access Events. Simon C has a background in technology and has worked in roles such as New Business Development at CNET Networks for the European Technology Forum.

Simon C Gibbs has a diverse education history. Simon C first attended Monkton Combe School to Clayesmore School from 1984 to 1990, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned for this period. In 1993, they enrolled in St Laurence School Bradford-on-Avon, where they completed a Business Advanced Diploma, focusing on business and finance.

In 1995, Simon attended Chichester College and obtained a NEBS Management Diploma, which emphasized business administration and management. Later that year, they pursued additional certifications in television and video competences and photography, earning a modular certificate for each from City & Guilds.

Simon's education continued at Surrey Institute of Art and Design, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in film production and documentary theory. However, it is mentioned that this degree remains uncompleted, so it is unclear whether they obtained this degree or not.

Apart from traditional academic education, Simon also attended the John Ridgway School of Adventure (JRAS) in Ardmore, Scotland, which provided him with experiences and courses focused on "self-reliance," "positive thinking," and "leaving people and places better than you." No specific degree was awarded for this experience.