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Alexander Flint

Chief Executive Officer

Alex joined Nottingham BID in November 2021 as Chief Executive Officer.

Reporting to the Board of Directors, Alex is responsible for overseeing the running of Nottingham BID, including the operational stream of delivery and effective partnership working to achieve the BID’s strategic 2021-25 vision for the city: to build a more economically successful city and help make Nottingham the UK's lifestyle city of choice.

 

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Kate Blenkinsop

Office Manager

During her time at Nottingham BID, Kate has played a key part in the launch of many successful projects, such as The Nottingham Ale Trail and The BIG Lunch, which was nominated for The National BID Awards in 2018.

Kate also played an important role when it came to renewal in 2019 as Nottingham BID were pioneers for running a ballot through the COVID-19 Pandemic, achieving a very successful result in October. 

 

 

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Amy Coulson

Sponsorships, Events & Projects Manager

Within her role at Nottingham BID, Amy is responsible for a number of city-wide initiatives aimed at strategically driving economic growth across the city. The key objective being to influence businesses growth and to help build a rich, vibrant culturally focused city centre. 

As an advocate for environment and sustainability, Amy represents Nottingham BID as co-chair on one of the Canal & River Trusts focus groups. She also manages projects in this area which will support Nottingham’s carbon neutral agenda. Amy manages the various sponsorships Nottingham BID is proud to support.

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Mosh

City Centre Operations Manager

Mosh is a long-standing employee of Nottingham BID, and is responsible for all aspects of city centre management within the organisation. Including crime reduction projects and supporting city centre stakeholders with street scene management.  

 

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Beverley Bailey

Project Executive

Bev is one of the Project Executives here at Nottingham BID and is responsible for delivering various campaigns and initiatives to help promote businesses within the BID Area. 

Working with the various sectors, projects and events are created to help attract visitors to the city centre, highlighting the different ways in which people can enjoy the city and the businesses found within.

 

 

 

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Nathan Hickie

Business Crime Reduction Co-ordinator

Nathan is the Business Crime Reduction Coordinator at Nottingham BID. In this role he is responsible for the BID’s crime reduction activities, supporting members in helping them to reduce levels of crime and anti- social behaviour.

His responsibilities include liaising with local authorities and running the city’s digital radio scheme which has over 160 users as well as running the Best Bar None scheme for licensed premises in Nottingham city centre. 

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Kory Simms

Project Executive

Kory joined the Nottingham BID in September 2019 and is one of the Project Executives here at Nottingham BID. He is responsible for delivering various campaigns and initiatives to help promote businesses within the BID area. 

Working with the various sectors, projects and events are created to help attract visitors to the city centre, highlighting the different ways in which people can enjoy the city and the businesses found within.

 

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Brandon

Business Liaison Officer - Hospitality Sector

As Business Liaison Officer, Brandon's role is to liaise and communicate directly with Nottingham BID businesses in the hospitality sector, and to identify opportunities for members to participate in BID and other stakeholder activity in the area.

He is also responsible for co-ordinating surveys and feedback activity following Nottingham BID events and to ensure that businesses receive the best services in terms of cleanliness and maintenance, security, marketing and promotion, business support and other communications. 

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Michael

Business Liaison Officer - Leisure Sector

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Ray

Business Liaison Officer - Retail Sector

As Business Liaison Officer, Ray's role is to liaise and communicate directly with Nottingham BID businesses in the hospitality sector, and to identify opportunities for members to participate in BID and other stakeholder activity in the area.

He is also responsible for co-ordinating surveys and feedback activity following Nottingham BID events and to ensure that businesses receive the best services in terms of cleanliness and maintenance, security, marketing and promotion, business support and other communications.