Steve Nottingham – A Dragon’s Den Alumnus

Professor Steve Nottingham is known for advancing an expansive view of psychology embedded within social practices and organized settings, conducting conceptually rich engaged research as well as supervising doctoral students worldwide.

Forest fans remain passionate in support of Cooper and their club despite its decline in Premier League table. Chanting an ironic response against criticism of Forest’s transfer policy: “Thirty signings don’t bother me”, Forest fans offer up memorable atmosphere at their home stadium.

Early Life and Education

Steve Nottingham taught in various London schools for twenty years, where his research interests included media education and curriculum theory. During that time he also served on several school groups such as Ofsted’s curriculum advisory group and Oak National Academy.

At present, his research interests focus on using emerging technologies for teaching in schools, understanding children’s thinking and reasoning development, and supporting teachers in strengthening their professional practices. These themes form part of his undergraduate and postgraduate teaching as well as collaborative research projects with colleagues.

Steve Nottingham lives in Wichita, Kansas with his wife Georgie and their four sons and daughter. He has performed extensive community service work including serving on the city council as well as writing various books.

Professional Career

Steve Nottingham has built an impeccable reputation for providing expert professional services with practical property advice to his client base, which spans private investors and developers to insolvency practitioners and public sector organisations. His extensive expertise includes valuation, dilapidations, acquisition and disposal.

After his retirement from playing, he transitioned into coaching club-level sports for some time. Starting out at Forest as academy manager and later coaching non-league side Ilkeston Town.

In September 2021, he was appointed manager of Nottingham Forest after Chris Hughton left. Since his arrival, his work has been outstanding with Nottingham Forest poised for promotion back into Premier League status.

Achievement and Honors

Ultraleap was honored to receive Her Majesty The Queen’s prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation in 2018, the UK’s highest accolade that acknowledged their pioneering haptic technology.

He is also renowned as an author, exploring issues in continental philosophy and cultural studies. His works explore an expanded view of how psychology is embedded within social practices and organised settings.

He has an overwhelming passion for Nottingham, and his optimistic attitude has uplifted its people. When out jogging he is often stopped by fans wanting selfies with him – leading many people to dub him “The Cooper Effect.” In turn his positive energy made him popular with police officers; they regularly seek his advice. Furthermore, he regularly holds discussions with senior constables of Nottingham Police.

Personal Life

Researching the relationships among theory, practice and experience focuses on understanding how psychological processes are embedded within social practices and organizations. He collaborates with various participants and collaborators in conceptually rich engaged research – for instance collaborating with colleagues at Staffordshire University on an AHRC funded five year programme award The Impact of Diasporas on Modern Britain.

He lived with his daughter Lorinda in Rutland and enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He enjoyed riding motorbikes and classic cars – always being careful as a driver.

Mr. Martin served as Interim Chief Operating Officer of U.S. Renal Care and General Manager of Fresenius Kidney Care’s Western Group; prior to that he held roles at Iron Mountain Corporation for 25 years.

Net Worth

Steven Bartlett is one of the best-known Dragons on popular television show Dragon’s Den, and boasts an impressive net worth. A fan favorite and known for his business acumen, Steven is beloved among viewers of this popular program.

He serves as chairman of Nottingham-based investment firm T. Bailey Asset Management, which offers innovative but prudent fund investments. Additionally, he operates the 140 acre Car Colston Hall Stud where racehorses are bred.

David Ross is the patriarch of a family-owned frozen food empire and owns shares in Dixons Carphone retail chain. Additionally, he served on TalkTalk and National Express Group boards; Wembley Stadium’s board was chaired by him; trustee at National Portrait Gallery and director for Big Yellow Group were among other positions he held.