Carl Jeffrey is a now: trusted Doer and Ops for the Founder and prev: Head of Operations at Buzzshot. He possess expertise in entrepreneurship, design, project management, r&d, certified scrummaster and 11 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "If you are ever lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with Carl Jeffrey, take it! You will not find a more hands-on, committed, dogged worker who won't rest until he has solved the problem in hand. I had the pleasure of working with Carl for a number of years when I was running my magazine, WOW Kent. Carl took it upon himself to help me with strategic thinking, planning, finance planning and finding support for me within the community whenever he couldn't solve one of the multiple problems that arise for creative solopreneurs himself. He always went the extra mile and I can't thank him enough. Highly, highly recommended." and "There's plenty of insight consultants and industry commentators but very few get their hands dirty realising their own ideas. In 2007 Carl was prototyping an app to help small businesses develop staff engagement and corporate social responsibility through platforms like WordPress and twitter. In 2008 I was fortunate enough to work with Carl as he introduced the revolutionary platform Phreadz to university students enabling multimedia conversations to be shared across multiple campuses and early smart phones. The Open University and Paramount Studios later used the same platform. Carl is usually working on something with foresight, ahead of the curve. One of the very first people I ever heard talking about technology and sustainability in the same sentence. Carl spotted and commissioned my professional skill-set and knowledge before most people had heard of Social Media or twitter, and long before the commercial world realised my own value, I’m now working for technology pioneers like Hyper Island and Vodafone. When not collaborating with Carl, I'm watching him. I'm intrigued to see what comes from his involvement in other projects. I doubt industry will ever catch up with him. But as his relevance continues to grow, I can see his time is yet to come."