Max Williams
Features Editor
Max has worked at Square Mile since 2016. He joined as editorial assistant (e.g. making the coffees) before rising to the giddy heights of Features Editor (still makes the coffees). He likes a good pub, loves a bad pub, plays a decent chess game yet still can't whistle. Crystal Palace winning the FA Cup is easily one of the best days of his life. At Square Mile, he specialises in profile pieces, travel and food. Plus coffee, of course.
Max Williams's articles
Best job in the world: William Fox-Pitt, Olympic Equestrian
We speak to legendary equestrian William Fox-Pitt about his career in the saddle, riding in the Olympics, and his remarkable recovery from a near-fatal fall
Published: Tuesday 6th December 2016
18 Footballers who are successful entrepreneurs
With lots of money and a brief playing career, it's hardly surprising many footballers are striking out as entrepreneurs. From wine to brokering, these 11 players are staying ahead of the game
Published: Friday 2nd December 2016
A unique celebration of Sir Ernest Shackleton
Three very talented men – including Mumford & Sons bassist Ted Dwane – are commemorating Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance Expedition with this luxury photo book and vinyl box set
Published: Tuesday 22nd November 2016
Dreading President Trump? The best City venues to drown your sorrows
So the unthinkable has happened and President Donald Trump is now a thing. A stiff drink won't change the election result but it might provide some much-needed solace. Take yourself down to one of these City watering holes and order a large one...
Published: Wednesday 9th November 2016
Best job in the world: Josh Cartu, gentleman Ferrari driver
As part of a new series, we're profiling some of the best jobs in the world. First up, we meet Josh Cartu, gentleman racer for Ferrari and its Club President
Published: Friday 4th November 2016
Extra dates to experience 'The Drop Off', a remarkable evening of immersive theatre
Created by the Immersive Ensemble, The Drop Off takes the audience around London in a hunt for a missing fugitive. You have 90 minutes to find him...
Published: Wednesday 2nd November 2016
100 Streets: how Leon Butler and Idris Elba created a British success story
Property developer-turned-moviemaker Leon Butler is far from a household name, but managing to cast Idris Elba and Gemma Arterton in his very first film is pure Hollywood
Published: Tuesday 1st November 2016
Meet the CEO taking on corruption in sport
Since 2001, Jaimie Fuller has been on a mission to tackle corruption across sport. The CEO of pioneering sportswear company Skins talks adverts, ethics and taking on the big boys
Published: Friday 21st October 2016
Brand watch: Castore
Introducing Castore, the world’s first premium sportswear brand for men
Published: Wednesday 7th September 2016
Michael Bisping on Dan Henderson, the Luke Rockhold rivalry and the rise of UFC
Ahead of defending his middleweight title in Manchester at UFC 204, Britain's first UFC champion Michael Bisping talks rival fighters, verbals, and why drugs cheats should be banned for life
Published: Tuesday 6th September 2016
London's Burning festival takes over the City
To commemorate the Great Fire of London, a spectacular festival is being held across the City. London's Burning will feature an underwater performance installation, streets full of dominoes tracing the fire's path, numerous speakers and a vast sculpture of Restoration London set alight on the Thames.
Published: Tuesday 30th August 2016
Kevin Pietersen on his five greatest innings and giving something back to the kids
Legendary batsman Kevin Pietersen shares his five favourite Test innings, and explains how his latest project can provide young adults with the opportunity of a lifetime
Published: Friday 26th August 2016
Five stunning properties you'll wish you owned
Featured in The Luxury Property Show, these five beauties include a Caribbean villa and an Italian castle
Published: Thursday 25th August 2016
Shane McGuigan on Carl Frampton, David Haye vs Anthony Joshua, and his dad
Aged 25, Shane McGuigan became one of the youngest coaches in boxing history to train a world champion when Carl Frampton won the IBF featherweight title. The prodigal coach talks Frampton, David Haye, George Groves – and why he would love to have trained his father, Barry
Published: Wednesday 24th August 2016
Brand watch: Schott NYC
The new AW16 from Schott NYC combines luxury style with the brand's vintage aesthetic
Published: Monday 22nd August 2016
Simple office exercises you can do at your desk
Relieve the aches and tension of office life with two simple stretches from Hotpod Yoga. You don't even need to leave your desk
Published: Monday 22nd August 2016
Life advice from Harvey Specter
Harvey Specter of Suits has a strong case to be the best character on television. He's certainly the most quotable, regularly dispensing life lessons in the form of brilliant one-liners. Here are some words to live by from the best closer in New York
Published: Friday 19th August 2016
Orlebar Brown’s #SnapShorts range
Make a statement with your swim shorts thanks to Orlebar Brown's #SnapShorts range. Take a photo, upload it into the app and soon you'll be wearing it down the pool.
Published: Wednesday 10th August 2016
Meet the new hypercar from Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing
Forget Batman and Superman - the true blockbuster alliance of the summer is between Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing, and takes the rather breathtaking form of the AM-RB 001. Deliveries will begin in 2018, and price is estimated at a cool £2.5m. Join us for a quick peek under the bonnet...
Published: Wednesday 10th August 2016
Great Britain's best moments at the Olympic Games
Adam Peaty won Great Britain's first gold of Rio 2016 – but how does his achievement compare to past British athletes? From Redmond to Rutherford, we look back Britain's seven greatest Olympic moments from the last seven Olympic Games