fiona graves

With over a decade of media experience, Fiona worked across countless PR campaigns and product launches, spanning design, beauty and tech. Such clients include Fujifilm, The Daily Mail Group’s Outdoors Show, Grand Designs Live, Ford Motor Company, Npower, L’Oreal and Mercedes F1.

Live events then took over and she worked in media relations, producing award-winning events for high profile companies such as the Sky Sports Living for Sports Awards, UK Startup Awards to name but a few.

For the past ten years, Fiona has been in charge of all Platinum’s events such as the famous BAHBAs (the Brighton & Hove Business Awards), the Surrey Business Awards, the Central South Business Awards, the Dynamic Awards and the longest-running such awards programme in the UK, the 36 year-old Sussex Business Awards.

Never shy of a challenge, when Platinum announced the launch of the all-new Sussex Property Awards, she rose to the challenge and is excited to produce the first ever event in June 2025.

Platinum Managing Director Maarten Hoffmann states, “Fiona is a powerhouse and has such an in-depth knowledge of the events industry that she is leant on by the entire team. With my 20 years’ experience in television production, I really needed someone to run the events business with the same professionalism, drive and work ethic l was used to in TV. I found Fiona; problem solved.

Fiona lives in Hassocks with her husband and young family of two and is often up before the children to get to the gym.

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