Currently resident at Arts Club East and Zigfrid.

Exotic vehicle driver.

Winter Wonderland

Management of existing boxes in the City and developing new sites and strategy for collections for the charity.

Tasked with raising funds and awareness. Event production

Running Bar Ice and the bar in the Magical Ice Kingdom at Winter Wonderland

In 2003 and 2004 we held a festival in Shoreditch in collaboration with TFL and Hackney Council as part of European Mobility Week (or Car Free Day as it is more popularly known). The event took place within the boundaries of the Shoreditch Triangle (Shoreditch High Street, Old Street and Great Eastern Street) with all streets closed to motor vehicles (including the main 3). On the 2nd year we recorded 20000 people on site at one point during the day. We had family friendly areas, drinking and entertainments in the streets and a variety of stages playing different types of music. Secret Sundaze, Herbal and Solution Soundsystem became 3 separate systems creating a "dance" area of site, with Herbal hosting a stage on what has now been found to be the site of the original Shakespeare theatre (known as The Theatre). Banksy and his partner Eine blessed us with pieces each year, as did, what was now a growing wave of street artists as I talk about in "Red Making something out of nothing" see link attached (pages 193 & 194) andhttp://issuu.com/redgallerylondon/docs/making_something_out_of_nothing/c/sp77mmb

Working for the Film, TV, Fashion and Photography worlds. The likes of Tim Walker, David Simms, Warner Bros (Pivotal Post), Dolby etc etc

Over the course of a couple of years I was responsible for initially programming (a behemoth of a cd jukebox device) and then maintaining, the music that was the soundtrack to this edgy, iconic and now historic London fashion department store.