Richard Freed

Richard Freed has extensive work experience in the publishing industry. In 2001, they founded SJH Group, a contract publisher and media consultancy with branches in London, Manchester, LA, and New York City. As the owner and CEO, they worked with top-tier clients and released over 300,000 books annually. In 2018, they became the CEO of Artifice Press, which produces books on architecture, urbanism, and design. Richard also became the CEO of Black Dog Press, specializing in books on contemporary art and culture. In 2016, they became the co-owner of SJH Publishing, a retail publishing division of SJH Group that focuses on autobiographies and non-fiction publications. Richard also served as the CEO of St James's House (Media), providing promotional services to brands in the media. Prior to that, they co-owned HCB Cargo Media Ltd, a magazine focusing on the transport and storage of dangerous goods. In 2002, they became the CEO of St James's House, a creative media group that offers bespoke solutions in publishing, advertising, and social media.

Richard Freed attended Q E Boys from 1985 to 1989. However, the information does not mention any specific degree or field of study.

Later on, Richard attended De Hav, although no start or end years are provided. During their time at De Hav, they focused on the field of Business and Finance.