Michael Morley’s dining boltholes
The chief executive of Coutts & Co joined the bank in 2009. Founded in 1692, it is among the oldest in the world and today has over £49bn assets under its management across the UK
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Ron Dennis’s dining boltholes
The executive chairman of McLaren Automotive and the McLaren Group was the principal of its Formula One team until 2009, and today oversees an estimated yearly turnover of £239m
Andrew Rosen’s dining boltholes
The fashion industry doyen is CEO of Theory and Helmut Lang, group senior vice president of parent company Fast Retailing and also a major investor in Rag & Bone and Proenza Schouler
Hans-Kristian Hoejsgaard’s dining bolt-holes
The president and CEO of the Oettinger Davidoff Group was previously CEO of Timex and Georg Jensen, while his family has been in the tobacco business for three generations
ICAP CEO Michael Spencer’s dining boltholes
The founder and chief executive of brokerage firm ICAP was named Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur of the Year in 2010.
Lisa Thomas’s dining boltholes
The chief executive of advertising agency M&C Saatchi for the past two years is also chairman of Lida, the agency’s direct-marketing arm, which she founded in 2000.
Christopher Evans’s dining boltholes
The scientist, serial entrepreneur and philanthropist is group chairman of Excalibur, an international investment house specialising in the bioscience market.
Darío Werthein’s dining boltholes
The president of Riglos winery is one of four shareholders in the Los W Group, which has assets in telecoms, oil, gas, textiles, property and financial services.
Andrea Illy’s dining boltholes
The chairman and CEO of Illycaffè is the grandson of the premier coffee brand’s founder, Francesco. The Trieste company has 200 coffee bars globally and opened over 30 in 2011.
Patrizio di Marco’s dining boltholes
The CEO of Gucci took over in 2009 after working for Prada, LVMH and for eight years as president of Bottega Veneta. Gucci owns 327 stores and last year posted sales of €2.67bn.
Deborah Meaden’s dining boltholes
Known for her appearances on BBC2’s Dragons’ Den and the author of Common Sense Rules, the entrepreneur made her name in the leisure industry with Weststar Holidays.
Bernard Taylor’s dining boltholes
The vice-chairman of Evercore Partners, an investment banking advisory firm quoted on the NYSE with a market capitalisation of $1.4bn, is also CEO of its European arm.