Tony Acton, Cpp Email & Phone Number

I recently retired after a 30 year career in the Corporate world. Since retirement I have built a thriving photography business covering all aspects of photography from City/Landscapes, Portraits/Head-shoots, Commercial (Real Estate, Food, Product), Architecture, Event and Wildlife. I believe that my experience in a broad range of photographic disciplines allows me to bring a perspective that it is hard to find elsewhere.In addition to offering typical photographic shoots (charged at a fixed rate per session) we specialise in providing bespoke services tailored to your needs. We will put together a package that suits your needs and budget and will also exceeded your expectations. We can charge time and materials or agree a fixed cost to deliver your requirements regardless of the hours required. For larger photographic projects we can provide project management from inception to final delivery. We can work from our home based studio or travel to any location. We also provide training to aspiring photographers. From my previous corporate life I am accomplished and influential in employee development and IT Project Management, with a track record of successfully leading multi-million dollar project and portfolio management organisations and ensuring growth and development of personnel and future leaders. Throughout my career with multinational oil and gas corporation Exxon Mobil, I have been recognised as an empowering resource and continuous learner, with a commitment to building a corporation’s value through innovative and strategic thinking. I have been fortunate enough to spend the last 15 years travelling extensively and living in 5 different counties while practicing my project management skills with ExxonMobil. I have created Project Management organisations where they did not exist and built them into successful, value focused and highly skilled teams. I have led the development and implementation of project management methodologies and helped develop and implement a variety of project management tools and practices.

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  Sir Thomas Alleynes