Having reached the end of a previous contract I am now returning to the Event Production sector as a Freelancer.A confident production manager, who is happy working on one off bespoke events, through to large scale, multi month events.My creative eye, combined with deep technical understanding and abilities result in events that are delivered on time, with safety, budget, and the clients end goals and vision always at the forefront.

Having reached the end of a long term Production Management contract I am excited to be able to return to a role and an industry that helped shape both the early part of my career and what I have become as a technician. Some lessons were hard learned, with mistakes made along the way, but I am excited to return with a fresh take on what it means to be an esports director / producer in the much changed esports landscape of 2024

The nature of working as part of a small team means that no 2 days are ever the same. With responsibilities ranging from inventory management in the warehouse to arranging crew accommodation and logistics for largescale events attended by thousands.Each individual project brought new challenges, and new opportunities to learn and grow and develop. It is my hope that I can take the skills learnt here and apply them to even more exciting projects.

Immersed myself fully with all the opportunities offered by both the University and the Guild of Students

At Tech Services we are charged with delivering a wide variety of projects to an even wider variety of customers. Sound, lighting, video and power all fall under our remit.The variety of the job keeps the entire team on their toes, with projects changing not only week to week, but sometimes day to day.Already in my short time with the organisation I have designed lighting for one of the biggest show offered each year at the Guild of Students, and lead the team that delivered live video to over 1500 students at one of Birmingham's largest venues.

At Guild TV I have produced a wide variety of content, including one of our highest viewed live productions.Another important part of my committee role, and an important part of ensuring our continued growth, is to keep abreast of technical developments within the industry and ensure we embrace any that are feasible.

An introduction into professional life with KPMG. I was personally involved with the yearly audit Sonosite UK, an organisation with multimillion pound turnover. I also compiled the yearly tax report for Kuehne and Nagel who have a yearly turnover of over £10 billion.