LDC
Lauren Goodfellow has extensive experience in marketing and communications. Lauren is currently the Head of Marketing and Communications at LDC. Prior to their current role, they held the same position at BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, where they led the UK Marketing team and was responsible for driving brand awareness and partnerships. Before that, they worked at Lloyds Banking Group as the Senior Manager Marketing Communications, where they led a team of 25 campaign managers and was responsible for delivering marketing communications campaigns for B2B customers. Lauren also has experience as a Product Manager at Lloyds TSB and as a Product Marketing Executive at Confirmit. Lauren began their career as a Marketing Manager at Jubilee Sailing Trust.
Lauren Goodfellow obtained a Master's degree in Marketing from Bristol Business School in 2006. In addition, they achieved a certification in Sustainability Essentials for Business from the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership in May 2022.
LDC
For over 40 years, LDC has been the trusted investment partner for ambitious management teams. Part of Lloyds Banking Group, our experience, scale, and relationship-based approach have helped hundreds of management teams across the UK to grow their businesses, their way. Since 2012, the businesses we’ve supported have grown four times more than the national average, increasing in value by a cumulative £7bn. We offer strategic support, challenge when necessary and provide flexible growth capital as either minority or majority shareholders. This means we can help management teams to deliver a range of different growth strategies – including making acquisitions, investing in operations or sales and marketing, broadening products and services, or expanding overseas. With a national network of 10 offices, our teams live and work right across the UK. By combining local relationships with national scale, we’re able to build trusted relationships from day one. Our experience has seen us invest in companies across more than 50 sub-sectors, supporting the whole of the UK economy, through good times and bad.