Jerry started his television working for BBC Sport working on among others, Grandstand, Match of the Day and Rugby Special before transferring to BBC Breakfast Time. From there he moved to TV-am where he rose to become Programme Editor and produce the first British television show live from the fall of the Berlin wall. He produced This Morning for TV, then became Editor in Chief of the pan European channel, Superchannel. When GMTV won the independent Television, Jerry became Editor in Chief of the Sunday Morning programme with Alasdair Stewart, before taking over as Head of Programmes at Talk Radio.There followed 4 years working at Thames Television running Life Matters and subsequently Open House with Gloria Hunniford. Other credits include producing the RTS nominated documentary series Behind Bars for ITV and the RTS nominated Pillars of State with Adam Boulton for Sky TV. Jerry took a three year writing sabbatical before joining Juniper during which time he has been the programme Editor of the Politics Show, London and Politics London. He also produced Boris: The London Years for BBC1 and spent 6 months show running Sunday Morning Live for the BBC.He is married with three children and has a dog called Margot. He is a season ticket holder at Arsenal FC and is an eternally optimistic supporter of Welsh rugby.