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'''Floreat Education''' is a sponsor of state-run schools in England. It was founded by [[James O'Shaughnessy]], former policy director to PM [[David Cameron]].

It runs two state schools in London with plans to run a small chain of schools. It has a particular focus on 'character education'.

==People==
*[[James O'Shaughnessy]]
*[[Ian Moore]], director of operations: while a consultant at [[PWC]] (2002-11), Moore was seconded to the prime minister’s delivery unit (on education) in 2006; he was then a senior adviser to the [[Conservative Party]] 'Implementation Team' (2008-10); before being seconded to the Cabinet Office under the Coalition government from May-December 2010. Moore now runs his own consultancy [[ICM Advisory Services]], in which capacity he has advised on government reforms to provision for children and young people with Special Educational Needs, and worked with 'senior Members of the House of Lords'.<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ian-moore/50/35/250 Ian Moore], LinkedIn profile, accessed August 2015</ref>
*[[Annaliese Briggs]], curriculum manager. Briggs was previously headteacher of Pimlico primary, part of Education minister, [[John Nash]]'s chain of schools. She was 27 at the time, had no teaching qualifications and little experience in running a school. She left after 6 months. Briggs is also a fellow of the [[Policy Exchange]].
*[[Briar Lipson]]. Director of Curriculum and Innovation: Another Floreat employee to have come from the [[Policy Exchange]], Lipson is also a [[Teach First]] graduate. She was formerly with the [[CfBT Education Trust]].

===Board of directors===
Board members of Floreat Education Academies Trust:
*[[Chris Benson]], works for [[Advent International]], a global private equity firm, focusing on financial services and business services
*[[Colin Brereton]], partner at [[PWC]], where he leads the Response to the Economic Crisis in Europe business and is a member of the Supervisory Board.
*[[Richard Briance]], merchant banker and former UK CEO of [[Edmond de Rothschild]]; Briance

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+Board members of Floreat Education Academies Trust include:
 *[[Chris Benson]], works for [[Advent International]], a global private equity firm, focusing on financial services and business services
 *[[Colin Brereton]], partner at [[PWC]], where he leads the Response to the Economic Crisis in Europe business and is a member of the Supervisory Board.