
Graeme Boyd
@graemeboyd
Research Analyst for Risk Capital Partners
Co-author with entrepreneur Luke Johnson 'Throwing Parties: A Guide to Being a Great Host' throwingparties.co.uk
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https://www.graemeboyd.com 26-05-2009 13:40:07
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FROM THE LAST MUGHALS TO THE EAST INDIA COMPANY TO MODERN INDIA Weekend course at @birkbeckuol with celebrated author historian William Dalrymple on the fall of the last Mughul, East India Company, British Empire & India, u put a spring in my step @williamdalrymple William Dalrymple


Great to meet Simon Finch and Andrew Taylor from @voewood rare books Firsts London Saatchi Gallery VOEWOODRAREBOOKS.COM a pleasure and privilege


'YERMA' BY GARCIA LORCA - NEW TRANSLATION BY MICHAEL REILLY. Lorca’s classic play will be performed for the first time at the Network Community Theatre in Waterloo 10 – 13 July 2024 wearewaterloo.co.uk/events/yerma/ networktheatre.org/show/yerma/ @wearewaterloouk Network Theatre #performanceart


'Throwing Parties: A Guide to Being a Great Host' written by @lukejohnsonrcp + Graeme Boyd available now. An ultimate companion for hosting seamless, memorable events that leave a lasting impression. Foreword by Peter York. Published by John Wilkes. throwingparties.co.uk #party





‘Throwing Parties: A Guide to Being a Great Host’ written by Luke Johnson and Graeme Boyd This new book is the ultimate companion for hosting seamless, memorable events that leave a lasting impression. Foreword by Peter York. Available to buy now! throwingparties.co.uk



Great to see our fabulously fun and funky new book 'Throwing Parties: A Guide to Being a Great Host' for sale @foylesforbooks pick up your copy today for the perfect Christmas gift! Party on!! Graeme Boyd Luke Johnson throwingparties throwingparties.co.uk


A huge congratulations to Jay Bhattacharya, who fought so hard for common sense during those mad lockdown times. Focused protection was always the way - I made that argument at the time alongside Jay and others. History will not judge lockdowns kindly. Well done, Jay.



