05/01/2026
Who in our team has hung out with headhunters in the jungles of North-East India?
Adi Bloom is our comms and PR expert, who loves breaking news and tight deadlines.
What else do you need to know about Adi?
🔸She was a journalist for 25 years, and worked for almost two decades for the Times Educational Supplement – first as news reporter and features writer and later as opinion editor. She also wrote The TES Little Book of Grammar, which aimed to help teachers make sense of the spelling, punctuation and grammar curriculum.
🔸Adi has also written for publications including The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph and The Washington Post. She has occasionally appeared in the media herself, mostly talking about grammar.
🔸Adi’s role at Agenda sees her liaising with journalists on behalf of clients, as well as writing press releases and articles reflecting clients' interests. Working with the Society of Radiographers over the last 18 months, her news stories have been picked up across national and regional media, including the Today programme and Mumsnet.
🔸She has also delivered media and crisis comms training with Agenda. As someone who was (in her innocent youth) once quoted during a press visit to 10 Downing Street saying, “I’m only here for the cake,” she knows the importance of proper media training.
🔸Before having children, Adi travelled extensively in India, and was one of very few Westerners to have been invited by a Naga chieftain to see the skulls collected by former headhunters.
🔸She also enjoyed visiting the tea gardens of Assam, and now spends her free time drinking single-estate Golden Broken Orange Pekoe in front of Numberblocks.
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