I’ve spent over fifteen years working in the events industry, focusing on lighting, video, and the latest LED tech. My time at Brompton Technology has given me the chance to support live events, film, TV, and sports productions, helping shape how audiences experience stories through immersive visuals. Along the way, I’ve developed and delivered global training systems—both online and in person—which have really sharpened my skills in creating engaging content, presenting, and making complex ideas simple and fun to understand.

Over time, my journey naturally shifted towards branding and graphic design. What started with making training content, animations, and event visuals has grown into creating complete brand identities, marketing campaigns, and design systems. My experience means I don’t just focus on making things look good—I understand how design connects with audience engagement, storytelling, and business growth.

Today, I work extensively with Adobe Creative Cloud (like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere Pro), Cinema 4D, and other creative tools. My projects range from digital assets and videos to full branding. A recent example is the branding and design work for Windsor & Eton Pride, where I crafted a bold, inclusive, and instantly recognizable visual identity.

Public speaking, presenting, and collaboration are still big parts of what I do. I bring the same creativity to design as I did in live events—focusing on clarity, emotion, and making a real impact.

Ten years ago, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It doesn’t stop me from working at a high level, and I choose to be open about it. In fact, managing MS has made me more resilient and positive—I’ve taken on triathlons and Tough Mudders since my diagnosis, proving that challenges don’t define you; they refine you.

This site is a showcase of my work in branding, design, content, and event visuals. You’ll also find my blog, where I share thoughts on design, events, triathlon, and life with MS—with the hope of educating, encouraging, and maybe inspiring others.

If one project or post here helps someone, sparks a new idea, or shifts someone’s perspective, then I consider that a victory.