CEO
Martin's What: To make low-cost, easy-to-use personality profiling available to anyone, anywhere in the world.
Martin's Why: Building better businesses through developing a deeper understanding of self.
Martin's How: Establish PeopleMaps as the world's no1 supplier of profiling products online.
Who is Martin: After gaining his degree in physics, Martin spent five years in instrumentation technology in the oil and gas industries - learning how to conduct business the hard way. He then ran his own marketing and business development consultancy before heading up the team to develop the PeopleMaps range of products. The latter part of Martin’s consultancy services saw him deliver strategic on-line business development support to companies including the London Chamber of Commerce, and he became convinced of the Internet's ability to make business easier for everyone.
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Director of Psychology
Anne Ellis founded PeopleMaps after having successfully built a number of high-growth companies which focused on people development underpinned by psychological profiling. This was applied to improve individual and team effectiveness within public service and blue-chip private sector corporations.
Anne was part of the team that introduced the first Master's in Business Psychology degree at a UK University and she was a senior lecturer in that subject for several years.
She is a motivational speaker who has addressed audiences worldwide covering positive thinking and high self esteem under the title, "I'm not OK - you're not OK".
PeopleMaps was set up to bring together Anne's experience and expertise with the latest online technologies to provide unique, affordable business focused solutions based on psychological profiling.
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VP Marketing
Julie has responsibility for the success of PeopleMaps' marketing strategy. After graduating in Communication Studies, she has specialised in sales & marketing roles with many hi-tech companies. For over five years she has provided services to ScotlandIS the national IT trade body and came to PeopleMaps with a love of the Internet, software geeks and self-development.
Julie's mission is to put the personality into PeopleMaps using the best online and marketing practices available. "Make it easy for our customers" is her number one mantra, closely followed by "make it work", "make it look good" and "make it fun"!
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VP Technology
Martin joined Peoplemaps full-time in May 2007. His main responsibility is to manage our IT projects and suppliers. He is also in charge of putting together the Peoplemaps IT Strategy. There is no question that Martin has a lot to get through this year but he is definitely up for the challenge and looking forward to getting things moving at a fast pace. In addition to his IT responsibilities Martin will be a key contributer to the design of our future products and services.
Martin's first degree at Glasgow University was in Accountancy but it was after completing a Masters in Information Technology that he realised where he wanted to pursue his career. He then worked as an IT consultant which is where he first came into contact with Peoplemaps back in 2002. For the last four years he worked for Norwich Union Insurance in a variety of IT roles, primarily in the Management Information Systems department.
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Quality Control Enthusiast
Valery’s career was forged in management roles within an entrepreneurial company which went on to excel in bringing unique products from the point of design and manufacture, to retail via its own shops on High Streets from one side of the globe to the other.
Valery has continued to exercise her skill with the written word in a proof-reading and editing capacity, and from time to time has even produced her own words! She is a director of the innovative design and publishing company Planet Ink.
She is delighted to put these experiences together with her lifelong interest in “getting the little things right”, by applying high standards of quality control at PeopleMaps.
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