He is widely respected not just for his achievements but also for his ability to connect with people at all levels. His talks are filled with real- world applications, challenging audiences to re-evaluate their assumptions and take bold steps towards their goals. His methodology emphasizes the importance of agile thinking and decisive action in a rapidly changing world.

His captivating presence onstage is magnified by his energy, humour and compelling storytelling with a deep, lived understanding of the emotions, vulnerability and personal encounters with risk and uncertainty that come with change - drawn from his own experience of achieving the ‘impossible’ in his own life.

His immense and immediate credibility comes from the fact that he sits at the top table as a trusted advisor to leaders delivering change and that he literally embodies what he talks about. He became the deepest freediver in British history with an incredible dive to 101m without air in just 8 months. He transformed from non-rider to televised jockey in just 12. He is the author of the global Best Seller ‘Taming Tigers’.

A City of London commercial lawyer by training, he went on to study at Guildford School of Acting in his thirties to better understand human connection, communication and storytelling. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts in 2008 in recognition of his business writing.