Joining forces with Adrian Gibson, I will be initiating a series of new events at AGMP including Film Festivals, Exhibitions, one-off concerts and tours tying in like-minded brands with the new opportunities being created. Projects for 2020 include the growth and development of the Innervisions Festival and bringing the About The Young Idea exhibition of memorabilia from The Jam to Brighton beach.

As co-founder of Best of Britannia in 2012 I sourced the venue for the inaugural and subsequent five London events and put together the team to build the events from scratch. I brought in many of the participating brands and makers who made BOB what it was, as well as on the production side overseeing the actual build of each event. I also managed the appointed PR agency,and ensured that visibility for the BOB brand was maximised which in 2014 achieved an audience reach of over 55 million. In 2015 I launched BOB North in Preston in association with Marketing Lancashire, UCLan, Creative Lancashire and Virgin Trains. In 2016 and 2017 we also took a selection of brands to take part at the Eroica cycling festival in Derbyshire.

I ran the UK Office of this New York music and events agency and oversaw record launches for dozens of artists and film premieres for Margin Call, Perfect Sense and Good Vibrations and the celebrity management of talent including Jeremy Irons, Paul Bettany, Eva Green, Ewan McGregor, Richard Dormer, Stephen Baldwin and Janice Dickinson

Building on the brand relationships produced whilst running Touch Magazine I set up this events agency to produce launch events for computer games including Pro Evolution Soccer, Metal Gear Solid, Streetfighter and Burn Out. Film Premieres included 24 Hour Party People in Cannes and Donnie Darko in London and a plethora of independent releases. Particular highlights include launching Spongebob Squarepants via the experiential recreation of the Krusty Krab Diner at UK Festivals, managing Baselounge for MTV and in 2002 working for Island Records on a campaign to create awareness for their new signing Amy Winehouse. I also sourced all brands for the Urban Market at the Princes Trust Urban Music Festival in 2004 and produced the Event Brochure.

Originally the magazine for London radio station Kiss FM, Touch became "THE" UK urban music magazine of the 1990's featuring pioneering editorial and photography by individuals some of whom went on to produce Oscar-nominated films (Exit Through The Gift Shop) and award-winning food programmes (Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall).My work at Touch Magazine included project management work with brands such as Time Out (for whom I produced the annual Notting Hill Carnival Programme) and cover-mounted CD promotions, Diesel (for whom I produced the annual U-Music Awards) and MTV amongst many others.