I’ve had the privilege of working in the football industry since I left School back in 2000.Most recently I have particularly enjoyed managing or helping to manage individual talent such as Gareth Southgate OBE, Steve Holland MBE, Liam Rosenior, Casey Stoney MBE, Beverly Priestman, Nick Cushing and Mark Hudson. Identifying strategic opportunities, facilitating commercial and charitable activities and generally supporting their lives day-to-day allowing them to fulfil their potential in their individual working roles.2021 saw my role evolve to include additional roles and responsibilities as Director of Business Affairs within the Round World Group, working with the Senior Leadership Group to develop and maximise opportunities within our portfolio of businesses and investments.My career started with a brief spell as a Professional Footballer at Fulham FC before I then embarked on a coaching journey, gaining experience from grass roots to elite level and earning my UEFA B Licence.After 7 years working on Football In The Community projects, at Crystal Palace and Fulham’s Elite Academies and helping to develop and manage the programmes of work at The David Beckham Academy, I’ve now spent the last 8 years working on the commercial and charitable side of the game.I’ve personally worked on over 500 commercial and charitable appearances, working with key stakeholders - individual talent, England players, their clubs and agents, The FA and its partners and members of the media.I’ve worked across numerous national and global campaigns with Nike, Hublot, Vauxhall, Mars, UNICEF, The Prince's Trust, The Bobby Moore Fund for CRUK and the England Footballers Foundation.Career highlights include:✚ Captaining Fulham to the quarter finals of the FA Youth Cup in 2002.✚ Winning the Reserve League in 2001 with Fulham.✚ Earning my UEFA B License Diploma.✚ Upskilling local coaches in Trinidad and Tobago with The David Beckham Academy.✚ Helping the England players to raise over £5million through the England Footballers Foundation.✚ Raising awareness of bowel cancer in memory of Bobby Moore - working with England players past and present to help reach over 500million people worldwide with important health messaging and hopefully helping to save lives in the process.✚ Watching a Wayne Rooney and James Bay duet of ‘Hold Back The River’ with Gary Neville on guitar at EFF Fundraiser ‘Lions and Roses 2016’.