Lesley Nott
Business Engagement & Communications Manager
Biography
Experienced Forensic Business Engagement & Communications Manager working in research and service provision in King's Forensics, King's College London. Specialist Case Manager for DNA @ King's ISO 17025:2017 UKAS and Ministry of Justice accredited laboratory. Managing international business relationships and forensic genetics research collaborations, and is an expert in complex forensic, post mortem, immigration, relationship and human identification casework.
Lesley manages King's Forensics communications and social media campaigns, and leads on branding and website development, project managing key PR, media and communications projects and the King's Forensics Symposium conference and events.
Project manages online forensic education programmes (MOOCS), provides bespoke training, and leads a student mentoring programme and lectures on professional development, digital professionalism and project management.
Lesley is lead for the King's Managers Professional Network and Analytical, Environmental and Forensic Sciences Professional Services Network, championing PS staff development and support. She has participated in the WoW initiative, is a member of the King's Staff 100, and part of the One King's impact project.
A trained Mental Health First Aider and provides Emotional Intelligence, Diversity and Bias training.
Research
School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences: People and Culture
The School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Science People and Culture committee is committed to fostering an equitable, diverse, and inclusive research and education environment, where everyone can thrive. We strive to support and empower members of our community, by promoting accessibility, representation, and a culture of belonging. Through advocacy, education, and meaningful action, we aim to remove barriers, address systemic inequities, and create opportunities for our whole community to contribute and succeed
News
New report highlights major barriers in UK Refugee Family Reunification process
Based on insights from a range of stakeholders, the report will shape future research at King’s, including the launch of a pilot legal clinic.
Features
5 minutes with Lesley Nott
Lesley Nott is a Business and Engagement Manager in King's Forensics, the School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences. We caught up with Lesley to learn about...
Research
School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences: People and Culture
The School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Science People and Culture committee is committed to fostering an equitable, diverse, and inclusive research and education environment, where everyone can thrive. We strive to support and empower members of our community, by promoting accessibility, representation, and a culture of belonging. Through advocacy, education, and meaningful action, we aim to remove barriers, address systemic inequities, and create opportunities for our whole community to contribute and succeed
News
New report highlights major barriers in UK Refugee Family Reunification process
Based on insights from a range of stakeholders, the report will shape future research at King’s, including the launch of a pilot legal clinic.
Features
5 minutes with Lesley Nott
Lesley Nott is a Business and Engagement Manager in King's Forensics, the School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences. We caught up with Lesley to learn about...