Emma is a vivacious, confident and talented presenter with her own successful PR company. She is wonderfully knowledgeable about publicity, celebrities and showbiz and is a total natural on screen be it as a commentator, interviewer or presenter. She recently sold her Estate Agency in North London- MySpace which she built up from scratch over a couple of years to concentrate on her ‘entrepreneurial’ PR and management projects.

Emma was chosen to present Safe as Houses on BBC2 when they were bowled over with her enthusiasm, property knowledge, straight talking and authoritative yet sympathetic personality. The show proved Emma to be a natural on-screen expert. It soon became cult viewing and Emma loved every minute of it. She could most recently be seen presenting Houses for Auction on Channel 4 and Real Estate TV.

Before launching a TV career and in search of a change, Emma found the perfect job at Foxtons Estate Agents. Realising her potential and with a natural flare for sales, she was soon promoted to head up the Winkworths office in Islington. With her boundless energy, knowledge and optimism it was not long before Emma started her own company MySpace from the front room of her pub conversion.

Emma has been a graphic designer and crewed yachts in the Caribbean before returning to Cyprus (where she lived from the age of 11) where she hosted her own radio show On Air with Emma. After radio, Emma returned to London where she worked in Fashion and PR- representing high profile actors and musicians.

Still fascinated by property and the housing market and with her wonderful professional yet understanding manner- It won’t be long before we see more of Emma on TV. She has an honest credibility and frankness that immediately instils trust and confidence in the viewer. She appeals to all ages and has a great personality and sense of humour.

Born in Buckinghamshire, she had a happy childhood growing up with her older sister and parents; her father was a property surveyor and architect, and her mother a fashion designer. She went to Juniper Hill, a libertarian school where alligators (real ones) roamed the corridors and there was no homework or rules. ‘It was a place where your individuality was allowed to grow,’ she explains. The family moved to Cyprus when she was 11. She was expelled before taking her A-Levels for spending all her time in the darkroom developing her passion for photography. She claims she knew she was gay at age 7.