Talk:Roger Saul

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Proposed content update (conflict of interest disclosed)

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I have a conflict of interest as I work with Roger Saul’s business. I’m proposing factual, source-supported updates to improve accuracy and completeness of the article.

Suggested updates include:

– Expanded career history at Mulberry (1971–2003), including export growth, Queen’s Awards, Mulberry at Home, AIM flotation, and departure in 2003

– Addition of Charlton House Hotel (Michelin star) and Kilver Court Designer Village (UK Shopping Centre of the Year 2018)

– Clarification of Sharpham Park as an organic farm producing spelt and walnuts, noting that both crops are listed in the WWF–Knorr Future 50 Foods report

– Verified media, podcast and interview appearances (BBC Countryfile, BBC Sounds, Coutts Beyond Success, Business of Fashion, FounderMetrics, etc.)

– Minor corrections and expansions to personal life and awards sections

All information is supported by independent sources (BBC, Telegraph, Times, South West Farmer, event websites). I’m happy to provide a full neutral draft or citations if an uninvolved editor is willing to review.

Thank you CharlotteChampagneCoffee (talk) 15:43, 8 January 2026 (UTC)Reply

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