Everyman Media Group's vision is to connect and indulge communities the world over, through developing fresh and innovative concepts in leisure, entertainment, retail and hospitality.
The board
Daniel Broch, Founder and CEO
Founded Everyman Media in 2000 with a rich history in developing innovative property concepts, which engage communities and discerning lifestyle groups. Using his skills in the Private Equity sector Daniel has developed groundbreaking products including the iconic Everyman Cinema Club.
Alex Brick
Often regarded as one of Britain's leading retail entrepreneurs, Alex's past CEO responsibilities have included the menswear fashion empire, Speciality Retail Group home to brands such as Suit You, Racing Green, Young's Dress Hire, Woodhouse and Saville Row's Chester Barrie. His depth of experience is well placed in his role as Development Director.
Paul Wise
With a long and successful career in financial trading, starting in the trading pits of the Liffe and progressing to specialist products traded on Eurex Liffe and Euronext, the premier European exchanges, Paul possesses instinctive strategic vision. Paul is also a shareholding Director for the Kyte Group, one of the city's leading independent institutions.
Adam & Sam Kaye
Restaurants are in the Kaye family's blood. With their heritage rooted in brands such as Garfunkel's, Prezzo, ASK Central Pizzerias, Zizzi, Villandry, Dim T and an expanding property empire, they are regarded as luminaries of their generation.
Michael Rosehill, Investment Director - The Lewis Trust Group
LTG is a global concern with interests in retailing, leisure, financial services and property with annual revenues in excess of £800m and net assets of over £750m. Businesses in the LTG stable include; River Island, LTG Real Estate, Cavendish Asset Management, Acorn Hotels and Isrotel.
Lloyd Dorfman, Founder and Chairman of the Travelex Group
Lloyd Dorfman, Founder and Chairman of the Travelex Group, is a 55-year-old Londoner. He started his own currency exchange business in 1976 from one small shop in central London, after briefly sampling the bar and investment banking. In March 2001 Travelex acquired Thomas Cook’s Global & Financial Services business for £440m. Today, Travelex is the world’s largest foreign exchange and business payments specialist.