I have been in advertising for over 30 years in both London and Australia. I helped Sydney win the Olympics, created James Squire beer and made everyone wish for Tim Tams whenever a genie came out of a bottle. I recently returned to London with my two teenage daughters to study screenwriting at the NFTS and move into branded entertainment.

I worked with Jane Caro when she was in advertising. One year, we won a host of awards, and for a little while, our agency was nicknamed "Jane Walter Thompson".

Today I have been writing an investment proposal for my new start-up 'Tea Break TV'. (And wondering if I'm mad to be starting again at my age)!

Best thing about being a Jane is everyone can spell it. Worst thing is when people ask, "Is that with a y?"

I have no idea why my parents decided to call me Jane, but I suspect in 1962 it was popular.

When I was a teenager I wanted to be a Zoé because it sounded so exotic, but now I'm happy to be a Jane.

I’m not plain Jane ... I’m Jane with a 'why not'.