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Professional Biography

With over two-decades of experience in corporate intelligence and investigations, Juliet helps clients solve sensitive and complex problems, often involving reputational crises and cross-border disputes. Her particular specialism is assisting clients who have been targeted by smear campaigns, using a combination of investigative and legal solutions to put the client back on the front-foot. She is adept at knowing where to collect crucial information, and how best to use it to her clients’ advantage. Her expertise at establishing the facts, finding the root of a problem, and designing innovative and robust solutions, ranks Juliet amongst the leading investigative minds of her peers. She is accustomed to working closely with lawyers and communications advisors, providing strategic counsel and support during crisis and litigation. Juliet is ranked by Chambers & Partners as one of the intelligence industry’s Notable Practitioners for 2023, and in the Spear’s 500.

What is your favorite restaurant to take a client or colleague to?

The Hut in Colwell Bay, Isle of Wight, preferably arriving by boat.

What is the best piece of advice you have ever received?

Don’t bring problems; bring solutions. Although this advice now seems to be outdated (if you read HBR), it has served me well and encouraged me to think creatively and constructively when things haven’t always gone my way.

What was your first job?

Gift wrapping at Fortnum & Mason.

What is the book you recommend to everyone?

The Art of Advice: How to Give It and How to Take It by Jeswald Salacuse. It can apply to many scenarios, whether dealing with clients, colleagues or teenage children.

What changes do you expect to see in your practice over the next year?

The impact of AI-generated content on hostile smear campaigns.