Greg Hurst

Greg Hurst is an established professional in the field of communications and public affairs, with a focus on advocating for the use of data and evidence to address homelessness issues sustainably.

He holds a Bachelor's Degree in History from Jesus College, Cambridge, and has a diverse educational background having studied at Desborough School in Maidenhead and Knowles Hill School in Newton Abbot.

Greg has an extensive career history across various reputable organizations. He has served as the Director of communications and public engagement at the Centre for Homelessness Impact, demonstrating his commitment to addressing societal challenges.

Prior to this role, Greg Hurst has held key positions in journalism, working as a Freelance Journalist, Social Affairs Editor, Education Editor, Assistant News Editor, and Political Correspondent at The Times. His experience also includes serving as a Westminster correspondent at Southern Newspapers Group and working as a Reporter at Dorset Evening Echo, Slough Observer, and Slough, Windsor, and Eton Express as a Trainee to senior reporter.

With a strong educational foundation and diverse professional experience, Greg Hurst brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his current role, where he continues to make significant contributions towards addressing homelessness and advocating for evidence-based solutions.