Helping early stage founders test with real customers, generate early revenue and create a funding strategy that works for them.

I am an advisor to a number of early stage founders and CEOs. Through my own experiences as a founder I am able to advise on many of the common challenges including leadership, growth, product thinking and technology strategy.I hold the Professional Certificate in Executive Coaching from Henley Business School.Find out more at https://fitterhappier.org/

I am the resident advisor to startups on a range of the London School of Economics Generate programmes. These include weekly drop-in sessions for founders, giving workshops and co-delivering the annual 12 week accelerator programme. LSE Generate supports alumni in building socially responsible businesses.Find out more at: https://info.lse.ac.uk/staff/divisions/research-and-innovation/innovation/generate

I am on the board of this rapidly growing parental wellness startup.

OPUS is a membership organisation for rising leaders focused on building new models of business and social progression. Members connect and collaborate in a space designed to equip the next generation to address the great socio-economic challenges of our time.

OpenDialog is a conversational AI platform used by enterprises to create compelling conversational experiences. I co-founded the company with Dr Ronald Ashri. The product's origins were in our initial work at GreenShoot Labs focused on productivity enhancement apps for Slack.

A market leader in conversational AI innovation and engineering services. Customers include the UK Government and blue chip multi-nationals.

(Acquired by The Panoply plc in December 2018). Deeson is a leading UK digital agency. Clients include ITV, Johnson & Johnson, Robbie Williams, Southbank Centre and The Tony Blair Institute. Deeson was awarded a Royal Warrant for Website Development and Management Services to the Royal Household.

We created the Digibury community to a space for thinkers, makers and technologists to share knowledge and collaborate. Over four years the community grew to nearly 500 people and became an annual event, Digibury Weekender, funded by Arts Council England and hosted by Robin Ince.