Heather is one of Britain’s foremost introduction agency specialists. She studied at The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and set up a small agency in Herefordshire in 1986 which quickly grew to national coverage within 3 years. From the beginning, she based her service on personal interviews rather than ‘matching’ people through questionnaires or computer databases. In 1991, she created a specialised service to concentrate on providing the more in-depth search process offered by County Register.

Her years in the business have given her tremendous insights into human relationships. She uses these, together with her sympathetic interviewing skills, to gain a clear understanding of her clients’ needs and thus match them with suitable partners.

Heather also spent many years doing voluntary work for the Samaritans. Her expertise and knowledge means that she is often called upon for professional opinion and comment by the national press and media. She has been a member of the Association of British Introduction Agencies since 1987 and is currently their Chairman.

Zara Heber Percy

Zara joined The County Register in 2005.  She graduated from Leeds University with a degree in history of art, took a year out to travel the world and then worked as a client manager with The Red Consultancy and various other well known PR agencies.  She is now a Director of the company and handles her own client base within The County Register, working for both men and women in their thirties and forties. Zara is currently training to become a Jungian psychotherapist and has taken various courses related to her work.

Tamara has been working with The County Register since 2001. She graduated from Oxford with a degree in languages then left the UK for a year in Brazil, where she launched a new energy drink. She has worked as a marketing consultant for international brands but soon realised that she wanted a more personal and fulfilling role and so she left the corporate world in 2001 to help grow the personal search side of The County Register. In 2003 she co-founded the well known boutique hotel guide Mr & Mrs Smith

Geraldine Turner

Geraldine joined the company in 1984. She was instrumental in setting up a business strategy and has invaluable organisational skills and expertise.  Her contribution to the company has helped to make it what it is today, she runs the second office based in the west country.  A sympathetic voice and common sense allows The County Register clients to ask her advice when dealing with delicate situations that inevitably arise when two people are introduced to each other

Lucy Hart

Lucy joined the company in 2007. She graduated from Liverpool University and has a degree in ancient history and archaeology. She took a year out and worked for a time in television, then spent a number of years in Australia. Lucy is your first port of call when contacting our head office in London and has an extremely happy disposition and the invaluable ability to always make people feel at ease.

Susan Winter

Sue joined the County Register in early 2011. She graduated in South Africa at the University of Natal, with a degree in psychology and social work. She subsequently worked as a Probation Officer in the Juvenile Courts in South Africa, before settling in the UK, where she worked for Lambeth Social Services attached to a school for handicapped children. Her empathetic and gentle demeanour has brought a new dimension to the company, allowing vulnerable people to talk to her in complete confidence.