For 6 years Faye has led the proactive sales strategy at The Brewery, London’s leading City venue. Prior to The Brewery Faye headed up the corporate events team for a prestigious science communication charity and Grade I listed building in Mayfair. After graduating from Leeds University with a 1st class degree Faye mastered her skills within media sales, selling sponsorship and advertising solutions to West End advertising agencies and multinational technology companies. Her publishing background means she understands the ins and outs of delivering successful commercial events with an insider’s knowledge.

In 2008 John launched Green & Fortune and Kings Place Events which coincided with the opening of Kings Place, in Kings Cross London.  In this time, Kings Place Events has established itself as one of London’s premium venues for conferencing, hospitality and events.  The company also has a Café brand of its own name within its portfolio as well as the restaurant, bar and private dining business, Rotunda.

In 2017 Green and Fortune launched Sea Containers Events, on London’s South Bank, in the iconic building of the same name.  In early 2020 Green & Fortune partnered with Central Hall Westminster to provide event hospitality services at London’s largest conference venue.  2019 saw the launch of Daffodil Mulligan and Gibney’s London, a restaurant, bar and music venue near Old Street London with business partner Richard Corrigan.

Prior to launching Green & Fortune, John was Chief Executive of Searcys, taking it from a two site focused business to a large and significant operator in the bespoke end of the food service and events sector.

John was a founding director of the Kings Cross Business Partnership, now Urban Partners, and works with numerous charities.  Lockdown has seen his company donate thousands of meals to a local food bank and a welfare charity in Islington and Camden, which continues today.  He is a director of Kings Cross Recruit and has worked with local authorities on many local employment initiatives.

With over 20 years of experience across Europe, including 10 years in Central London, Beatriz is the General Manager of the new opening, Canopy by Hilton London City.
Canopy by Hilton London City is a lifestyle hotel featuring 340 rooms including 35 suites. Situated in the heart of the city, the hotel comes with a rooftop bar, café, and a destination restaurant.

The hotel is due to open summer 2021.
Beatriz has worked with a variety of companies and brands including IHG & Hilton.

Prior to this, Beatriz served as the Value Centre General Manager at the Cumberland Hotel, a 1019-bedroom hotel in Marble Arch now rebranded as the Hard Rock Hotel London.
Beatriz is passionate about giving back to the community and is currently a board member of the Aldgate BID.

In 2008 John launched Green & Fortune and Kings Place Events which coincided with the opening of Kings Place, in Kings Cross London.  In this time, Kings Place Events has established itself as one of London’s premium venues for conferencing, hospitality and events.  The company also has a Café brand of its own name within its portfolio as well as the restaurant, bar and private dining business, Rotunda.

In 2017 Green and Fortune launched Sea Containers Events, on London’s South Bank, in the iconic building of the same name.  In early 2020 Green & Fortune partnered with Central Hall Westminster to provide event hospitality services at London’s largest conference venue.  2019 saw the launch of Daffodil Mulligan and Gibney’s London, a restaurant, bar and music venue near Old Street London with business partner Richard Corrigan.

Prior to launching Green & Fortune, John was Chief Executive of Searcys, taking it from a two site focused business to a large and significant operator in the bespoke end of the food service and events sector.

John was a founding director of the Kings Cross Business Partnership, now Urban Partners, and works with numerous charities.  Lockdown has seen his company donate thousands of meals to a local food bank and a welfare charity in Islington and Camden, which continues today.  He is a director of Kings Cross Recruit and has worked with local authorities on many local employment initiatives.