Harriet Gatehouse

Harriet Gatehouse has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Harriet is currently the Head of Events at Spook, where they manage event catering and cocktail services for various clients. Prior to this role, they worked as a Sales Manager and Client Manager at the same company.

Before joining Spook, Harriet worked at MKTG, a global lifestyle marketing agency. Harriet held the position of Client Manager and was responsible for delivering strategic marketing solutions for leading brands. During their time at MKTG, the agency won Team of the Year at the 2020 Drum Awards.

Harriet also has experience in the art industry. Harriet worked as an Exhibitions Assistant and Collections Manager at both FRAHM & FRAHM and Blenheim Art Foundation. In these roles, they helped organize and manage exhibitions, as well as handle collections and artworks.

In addition, Harriet has gained experience through internships and assistant positions. Harriet worked as a Graduate Research Intern at Sotheby's, where they conducted research and authenticated artworks. Harriet also had internships at Condé Nast International, Long and Ryle, and The Maas Gallery Limited, where they assisted with various tasks related to art fairs, artist biographies, and collection management.

Overall, Harriet Gatehouse's work experience showcases their skills in event management, sales, marketing, and art-related tasks. Harriet has a strong background in delivering personalized services to clients and managing various aspects of events and exhibitions.

Harriet Gatehouse completed their education at various institutions. From 2005 to 2012, they attended Wycombe Abbey School, where they pursued A Levels in History of Art, English, and French, along with AS Levels in History and Critical Thinking. Harriet then went on to The University of Edinburgh, where they obtained a Master's Degree in History of Art from 2012 to 2016. Additionally, they spent a year studying at Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III in 2014 and 2015, focusing on History of Art.