PRs and journalists will slug it out on Sunday (8 April) in the 12th Hacks vs Flaks Easter Sports Day
Hacks vs Flaks is back! Two netball matches and a football match will determine bragging rights for another year.
This event has passed. Read more here.
Cardiac Risk in the Young – a charity which works to prevent sudden cardiac deaths in the young – has received generous contributions from lead sponsors Nationwide and Uber, as well as co-sponsors EY, Direct Line, FTI Consulting, Sharpener Communications, VisMedia, Telford, Purplebricks, Galliard and Rokstone.
Organisers will unveil the fundraising total after the event on Sunday – and expect a record haul.
The annual ‘ding dong’ starts at midday at Club des Sports in London, followed by a reception at 2pm by Cardiac Risk in the Young ambassadors.
“Hacks vs Flaks is open to all, come and cheer or jeer the players – depending on where you sit! It is a great day of networking, and offers a fascinating insight into how Cardiac Risk in the Young is working to reduce cardiac attacks in the young,” said FTI Consulting’s Ed Berry.
The teams are as follows:
Football teams
Hacks
- Nick Clark, The Stage (Captain)
- Lee Boyce, Mail Online
- Callum Brodie, Freelance
- Jason Deans, Guardian
- Henry Deeds, Daily Mail
- Dan Hyde, Daily Mail
- Mark Kleinman, Sky News
- John McDermott, Economist
- Sam Meadows, Telegraph
- Stephen Morris, Bloomberg
- Richard Partington, Guardian
- Matthew Pettipher, Financial Times
Flaks
- Jamie Ricketts, FTI Consulting (Captain)
- Tom Bermingham, Brands2Life
- Kobby Adarkwa, Tulchan
- Calum Macdougall, MHP Communications
- Ollie Edwards, Brands2Life
- Eden Black, Nationwide
- Tom Pavey-Smith, Lansons
- Carl Philip Brandgard, Herbert Smith Freshfields
- Adam Davidson, FTI Consulting
- Loven Jay, Uber
- Enoch Kwoffie, Uber
- Ben Mascall, 10 Downing Street
- Tom Lewis, Finsbury
- Tom Portingale, Nationwide
- Tom Steiner, Pearson
Netball teams
Hacks
- Anna White, Freelancer
- Emma Dow, Telegraph
- Jodie McEwan, The Times
- Fran Carson, Fitch Ratings
- Esther Shaw, Freelancer
- Alice Heppell, Telegraph Magazine
- Rebecca Hampson, Freelancer
- Claire Ellicott, Daily Mail
- Ros Snowdon, Yorkshire Post
- Holly Jones, BBC
- Maria Kolesnikova, Bloomberg
- Jessie Hewitson, The Times
Flaks
- Sorrelle Harper, Sharpener Communications
- Harriet Scott, Redwood Consulting
- Isabel Stoddart, Redwood Consulting
- Aceil Haddad, Foundation PR
- Emma Horton, Foundation PR
- Laura Taylor, Instinctif
- Kaylene Oliviera, Instinctif
- Emma Goodwin, Luchford
- Jennifer Ball, Luchford
- Caroline O’Grady, Luchford
- Alice Rands, Red Consultancy
- Vicki Conybeer, EY
- Clare Duffy, EY
- Nathalie Taman, Finsbury
- Victoria Sing, Uber
- Jessica Phillips, Uber
- Tahlie Cooper, Good Relations
- Jill Elliot, Good Relations
- Laura Winch, Good Relations
- Kerry Sclater, Good Relations
- Marisa Chodakowsk, Good Relations
- Lisa Jarrett-Kerr, Tulchan
- Isabel Batchelor, Finsbury
- Lucy Noakes, Finsbury
- Emma Walsh, Brunswick
- Sophia Martin-Pavlou, Tulchan
