I spend my days as a Business Solution Consultant and IT professional, helping organisations make sense of complexity and turn ideas into action. By night, I shift into the roles that matter most, father, husband, son, brother, and the ones that keep me grounded and inspired: golfer, drummer, and lifelong learner.
This blog is where those worlds meet. It’s a space for reflections on work, life, creativity, and what it means to move through the world as a global citizen. My journey has taken me through boardrooms and band rooms, strategy sessions and sound checks, each one adding a new layer to how I see and shape the world around me.
At my core, I’m a creative thinker with a musician’s instinct, raised on rehearsals, gigs, recordings, and the kind of late‑night conversations that only happen with people who make extraordinary things feel possible. That early creative life taught me rhythm, collaboration, and the art of listening, skills that now shape how I approach problem‑solving and change.
I care deeply about doing things right, but even more about doing the right thing. I believe strategy is born from clarity, action, and intention, and that contribution matters most when it’s grounded in purpose.
I like to think I’m innovative, resourceful, and analytical, but I’ll let you decide that for yourself as you read along.
Thank you for visiting.
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Life, Work & Strategy: A Consultant’s Commentary 
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