Henry Ives
About Henry Ives
Henry Ives is a Sales Development Representative at Thomson Reuters, specializing in legal technology for the UK and Europe. He has a background in law and extensive experience in sales and customer service roles across various industries.
Current Role at Thomson Reuters
Henry Ives serves as a Sales Development Representative for Legal UKI & Europe at Thomson Reuters. He has been in this position since 2022, working in London, England. His role involves engaging with clients and understanding their legal technology needs. Ives utilizes his strong analytical skills to navigate complex legal solutions, enhancing his effectiveness in sales development.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Henry Ives held several positions that contributed to his professional development. He worked as a Retail Assistant at Next for four months in 2016, followed by a three-year tenure as Catering Supervisor at Paradise Wildlife Park from 2017 to 2020. He then transitioned to CUA Group Ltd as a Commercial Account Handler, where he worked for two years until 2022.
Education and Expertise
Henry Ives studied Law at the University of Essex, where he earned a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from 2017 to 2020. His education has provided him with a solid foundation in legal principles, which he applies in his current role. Additionally, he possesses strong proficiency in Excel, a key skill that supports his analytical capabilities in legal technology.
Skills and Competencies
Henry Ives demonstrates excellent communication skills, essential for effective networking and sales development. His keen analytical awareness allows him to understand complex legal technology solutions, which is beneficial in his role. Ives is known for his proactive approach and composure when facing challenges, contributing to his success in the legal technology sector.
Educational Background
Henry Ives completed his secondary education at Robert Barclay Academy, where he studied from 2010 to 2017. This foundational education prepared him for his subsequent studies in law at the University of Essex, where he focused on legal concepts and practices.