Flamme Rouge Media provides branded film production and consultancy services within professional cycling.

Responsible for creative content for inCycle, the world's leading international TV programme covering professional cycling. Identifying opportunities for collaboration with teams, sponsors, manufacturers and other stakeholders. Working with the best athletes at the biggest events, and providing bespoke production solutions for commercial clients.

I spent over a decade with BBC World News, the BBC's global television arm, working on special programming for all of the biggest sports events during that time - Olympics, FIFA World Cups, UEFA European Championships, Wimbledon and plenty more. I was also BBC Radio 5 Live's Cycling Producer. Cycling is my passion and I was lucky enough to cover the top events, such as the Tour de France, for which I introduced daily commentary shows to BBC audiences. In 2008 we experimented with broadcasting our programmes through the BBC Sport website, a format which is now the template for the BBC's Tour coverage. I have also presented and produced sports programmes for BBC World Service Radio, including Sports Roundup and World Football.

Managing a team at one of the country's top media-monitoring companies, owned at the time by the Press Association.

This was my first full-time media job after graduating from university. I was employed as a basketball specialist for the production arm of ISL, which was one of the world's biggest sports marketing companies at the time. I worked on two outside broadcasts in these formative years - the men's and the women's FIBA basketball world championships - both in 1998. I gained valuable experience in providing bespoke highlights from various events to a wide range of clients from sponsors to teams looking to recruit players.

Working on Sky News' coverage of the Kosovo Crisis, using my language and broadcast skills