Hugo Campbell

Hugo Campbell's work experience begins with their role as Co-Founder of Togather (formerly Feast It) in 2017. Hugo has been involved in various aspects of the company, including fundraising, business development, operations, and marketing.

Prior to that, they worked at The Independent in 2014, where they served as Editor at The Independent Daily Edition and later as a News Reporter. During their time at The Independent, they played a role in designing and editing the Independent's Daily Edition iPad application, which was nominated for an award.

In 2013, Hugo was the President of Warwick Comedy Society, one of the largest societies at Warwick with over 300 members. Hugo organized gigs for notable comedians and helped grow the membership. The society also performed at the Edinburgh Fringe during their tenure.

Hugo also has experience working at TLC Marketing in telesales, arranging meetings with major clients, as well as internships at The Telegraph in 2012 and sales at Barbour in 2010.

Hugo'searlier work experience includes roles as a bartender at The King's Arms in 2011 and as a sales assistant at Barbour. Hugo also worked as a cafe assistant at The Cherwell Boathouse in 2010.

Overall, Hugo Campbell has a diverse range of experiences in various industries and has demonstrated skills in leadership, business development, marketing, and event organization.

Hugo Campbell attended Radley College from 2005 to 2010. Following that, they pursued their further education at the University of Warwick from 2011 to 2014. No specific degree or field of study information is available for either institution.