In the press
Eve Magazine - April 2008
Picture a burly builder and Kerrie Keeling is the last person who'd spring to mind but she's injected a shot of glamour into the industry and now counts Gordon Ramsay among her clients
Read MoreThe Times - February 2008
The thoughtless behaviour of builders was the catalyst for Kerrie Keeling to start her own female friendly building company
Read MoreFT.com - December 2007
You can get away with all sorts of things when you are the boss. For Kerrie Keeling, founder of the largely female building business, A Woman's Touch, this means bringing her white Highland terrier Reuben to her Wimbledon office. Read MoreEasyJet Magazine - December 2007
WITH A HOUSE IN NEED OF REPAIR AND TIME ON HER HANDS after quitting her career in investment banking in London some four years earlier, Kerrie Keeling set about the thankless task of trying to find a good, trustworthy builder in the capital.
Read MoreEvening Standard - 8th December 2007
A WOMAN who quit the City to set up her own building firm has been honoured with a business award. Former investment banker Kerrie Keeling founded A Woman's Touch in 2003 because she was tired of the antics of workmen.
Read MoreAccelerator - October 2007
Kerrie Keeling quit her job in investment banking in 2003 to set up a home maintenance company with a difference - all the tradespeople would be women.
Read MoreABC Magazine - July-November 2007
Having taken London by storm, the all woman building team at a Woman's Touch is coming to Brighton and the cowboys are quivering in their boots!
Read MoreThe Argus (Brighton) - 2nd July 2007
"I launched the company after becoming fed up with appalling service from builders. I was having work done on my flat and got really fed up with sexist comments and being overcharged all the time.
Read MoreWomen Zone - Spain
With her ground breaking and award winning company in the UK, Kerrie Keeling, the founder of A Woman's Touch & BT 2007 Female Entrepreneur of the Year is launching in Spain & is actively looking for new recruits in the Malaga area.
Read MoreOne80 News - Friday 6th July 2007
Having taken London by storm, the all woman building team at a Woman's Touch is coming to Brighton. Working closely with Brighton's Interior Design and House Decoarting experts Poised to Move the two companies will offer a true end to end service for the Brighton market.
Read MoreGrazia Magazine - 4 June 2007
We're an all-woman property maintenance company. I have a large team of tradeswomen - from plumbers to plasterers - who can do everything from rewiring to installing kitchens and bathrooms.
Read MoreWoman Magazine - 9th April 2007
'I'm in so much debt,' I told my older brother Sean during my third year at University. 'With loans, living costs and overdrafts, I must owe about £10,000.' I still had a year of my business studies degree to go, and worried how much more debt I'd rack up.
Read MoreWomen and Manual Trades - April 2007
Kerrie Keeling (founder of A Woman's Touch, a femail construction company based in Wimbledon) was welcome to Buckingham Palace last month, to attend a reception for women in business hosted by the Queen.
Read MoreTime Out - March 28 - April 3 2007
Ladies: fed up by being called 'darling' by unreliable removal men? Gents: too embarrassed to admit to another man that you can't fix a leaky tap? Who are you going to call? Katie Dailey reports on London's growing army of female tradespeople.
Read MoreThe Independent - March 2007
Investing in technology often worries small businesses because of how quickly it can be superceded. But software providers have come up with a solution
Read MoreThe Telegraph - March 2007
When Kerrie Keeling left her job as an investment banker she thought she could either become a scuba-diving instructor or a decorator.
Read MoreEvening Standard - February 2007
If YOU want to do DIY, but need some direction, A Woman's Touch, the all-female tradespeople team, offers tailor-made courses for the public.
Read MoreInspirational Business: O2 Special Supplement - 25th January 2007
'I was fed up with the politics and back-stabbing and I'd stopped being true to myself', says Kerrie Keeling, who at 29 decided she had had enough of working in investment banking.
Read Moreyourlocalguardian.co.uk
A woman who packed in a career as a high-paid investment banker to start her own decorating company is a finalist in the 2006 NatWest's Everywoman Awards.
Read Morethisislondon.co.uk
I was fed up with the politics and back-stabbing and I'd stopped being true to myself,” says Kerrie Keeling, who at 29 decided she had had enough of working in investment banking.
Read MoreGood Housekeeping - June 2005
If you spend your working day in uniform or dungarees, how do you make the switch to feminine? Five women whose uniforms are key to there jobs try out the latest dresses.
Read MoreWomen in Business - March 2005
Having had his fair share of experiences with builders, GEORGE VAUGHAN was impressed with the professionalism and commitment a building company made up of women
Read MoreThe Wharf - 21 October 2004
Sisters are now doing it for others with the take off of Docks-based all female building firm A Woman's Touch.
Read MoreThe Observer - 29 February 2004
Women are swapping the trading floor for a trade as a way of avoiding the nine-to-five treadmill, reports Anushka Asthana.
Read MoreWomen in Banking and Finance - January/February 2004
Painting Decoration and Design is now fully up and running and firing on all cylinders - so here's an overview…
Read MoreLondon Sports and Social Club Newsletter - July 2003
Ex-JPMorgan and Citigroup Banker, Kerrie Keeling, has recently exited the City to set up her own company - A Woman's Touch - offering Painting, Decorating and Design services.
Read MoreWomen in Manual Trades - Summer 2003
A Woman's Touch is a limited company run by Kerrie Keeling - a former investment banker - offering painting, decorating and design services all over London and South East England.
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In the media
Accelerator - October 2007
Kerrie Keeling quit her job in investment banking in 2003 to set up a home maintenance company with a difference - all the tradespeople would be women.
Meet the team
Tina Turnbull
Tina is PA to Kerrie Keeling and works from the office in Wimbledon... Read more...
What our clients say
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