Published : 10 years ago, on 02/03/2015

The Academy for Chief Executives, the UK’s leading executive coaching and mentoring organisation, welcomes the news that founder Brian Chernett is included in the Maserati 100 list.

Andrew Morris

This top accolade recognises the work that Brian Chernett has undertaken both as an Academy founder and more recently in his work as the CEO of Ella Forums CIC, which offers peer group learning to charity leaders.

He joins a stellar cast of established entrepreneurs including Sir Richard Branson, Sir Charles Dunstone, founder of The Carphone Warehouse and chairman of TalkTalk Group
and Julie Deane creator of The Cambridge Satchel Company.

Through his commitment to building communities of experiential learning amongst leaders of for profit organisations and social enterprises, Brian has impacted on thousands of entrepreneurs of the next generation.

Academy for Chief Executives CEO Andrew Morris says: “We’re very proud that Brian Chernett has been recognised for his work supporting entrepreneurs as this captures the very heart of what we do here at the Academy.”

“It’s so important to the health of our economy that we support and encourage the drive and aspiration of entrepreneurs and coaching and mentoring is an incredibly powerful way to help people realisetheir ambitions.”

Brian Chernett Founder of the Academy and Ella Forums CLC says: “I’m absolutely delighted to receive this honour. It’s important recognition of the work that both the Academy and the Ella Foundation is doing to  help chief executives be better than they ever thought they could be.

Brian Chernett

The Academy for Chief Executives approaches its 21st birthday next year and has forged a strong, diverse community of over 400 dynamic UK business leaders who together promote business excellence and shared learning. The Academy grows leaders and transforms businesses by inspiring CEO’s to become more professional, more fulfilled and more successful.