Helen has had an interesting and varied entrepreneurial career. After attending the Chelsea School of Art and subsequently the Chelsea Gardening School Helen became a restaurant chef which led her to establish a successful private catering business serving both corporate and private clients.
Helen’s artistic flair then blossomed as she become Director and a Landscape Designer for Tindale Batstone Design, a landscape design company implementing sustainable, edible gardens and large scale commercial and public landscapes projects. She receive an UnLtd award for social enterprise after setting up ‘Kids Food Matters’ in a bid to combat child food poverty in the UK and enable young people to embrace a culture of healthy eating.
Having greatly benefited from receiving mentoring throughout her career Helen relishes the opportunity to support a budding entrepreneur in the Middle East. She believes that the key to mentoring is to enable others to achieve their vision through listening, lending support and empathy over a long period of time and is ready to fully immerse herself in the Mowgli project.
Helen enjoys reading, art, music and sharing good food with friends and family at home. She is involved in a number of community groups and events and is currently co-Chairing a garden committee to enhance and beautify a local public garden for use by all members of the community.
