The LAST WORD: Andy Heath, chairman, British Council for Offices South West

August 3, 2018
By

Each week Bristol Business News gives a prominent member of the city’s business community the last word on its weekly e-bulletin. This week Andy Heath, chairman of the British Council for Offices (BCO) South West and Wales, answers our 10 questions.

What was the LAST: 

Film you watched? Jurassic World with my son!

Book you read? If Only They Didn’t Speak English by Jon Sopel

Music you bought/downloaded? Anything I can stream on Amazon Prime – generally guided by my daughter.

Concert or play you went to? My son’s school play Gold.

Sporting event you attended? Bath Races.

Holiday you went on? A weekend in Lisbon. Beautiful city, easy to get to, lots of history and great places to eat and drink.

Restaurant you ate in? The Athenian at Wapping Wharf. Great Greek street food.

Thing that annoyed you? England losing in the World Cup semi-final!

Thing that made you laugh out loud? Donald Trump and Theresa May’s press conference.

Piece of good advice you were given? Out of every negative, always try and find the positive!

Leamington Spa-born Andy Heath was appointed chairman of the British Council for Offices (BCO) South West and Wales. His day job is head of office agency at Cushman & Wakefield in Bristol. He lives in Winscombe, Somerset, and his hobbies include golf (playing), football (playing of sorts!), rugby – supporting Harlequins and coaching Winscombe minis RFC.

 

Comments are closed.

ADVERTISE HERE

Reach tens of thousands of senior business people across Bristol for just £120 a month. Email info@bristol-business.net for more information.