Louise has worked on BBC radio as a producer for Steve Wright and the late Sir Terry Wogan.  She was named an ‘Up and Coming Radio Star’ by The Independent when her first documentary won a Gold Sony Radio Academy Award.  ‘Missing the Message’ was broadcast on BBC Radio1 and earned rave reviews. She then went on to produce the BBC Radio4 documentary ‘Ladies on the Door.’

Louise has also produced two highly acclaimed documentaries for ITV2. One on the death of Amy Winehouse and the other ‘The Krays: The Prison Years for Discovery.’

In addition to this, Louise also fronted two investigative crime documentaries, which she devised and produced for London Live.

TV credits include; The One Show (BBC1)Watchdog (BBC1)Watchdog Daily (BBC1)Inside Out (BBC1)Live with Gabby (C5)Mysteries at the Museum (Travel Channel USA)Celebrity Trolls: We’re Coming to Get You (C5)

Louise Hulland is a freelance journalist on the BBC’s World Service. She can be regularly heard as a guest presenter on BBC Local Radio, including BBC Manchester and BBC London to name but a few.

A confident and engaging corporate host and facilitator, Louise works closely with a number of charities, also supporting and driving various campaigns for social change.

Louise is an accomplished events host, from award ceremonies to chairing round tables.

Before Covid-19 struck, March 2020 would have seen Louise fly to Bangkok to host a global Anti-Trafficking summit, and before returning to London to present Retail Week 2020. However, other arrangements are being made for the Anti-Trafficking summit, which Louise is proud to chair. In October, Louise is also hosting the Royal College of Midwives Annual Conference.

Previously Louise hosted the 2019 BICSc Awards, the Mariposa Ball at the London Savoy Hotel and the 2018 Berkshire Business Awards at the Madejski Stadium,

For charity, Louise has hosted a variety of events, including the live stream for the Global Angels Ball, round table debates for Trust for London, and most recently Louise hosted an “In Conversation” with the UK’s first Anti-Slavery Commissioner Kevin Hyland OBE for the charity Hestia, to mark Anti-Slavery Day 2018.

Louise also hosts conferences, including the Advice UK Conference 2018, and the Advice UK GDPR event in Spring 2018.

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