About

With a diverse career spanning government work, authorship for MENSA, and consulting in the financial sector, I eventually shifted my focus toward computing technology in the early 1990s—a decision that would shape the rest of my career.

I first entered the tech industry by importing and retailing CD-ROMs across the UK. Soon after, I founded the software division of a computer hardware business, which I later acquired.

As Google was gaining momentum, I recognised a shift in the market and pivoted from hardware to software. This led to the creation of a web design and hosting company in the UK, which quickly grew in scope and reputation.

Within three years, I set up a second web design business in Singapore, establishing a presence in Asia while continuing to serve clients across the UK, Europe, and North America. This international expansion allowed me to tap into new markets and broaden the company’s reach.

Over the years, my client portfolio has included prestigious organizations such as the United Nations Association, Subway, BBC, Royal Families, and major TV channels. Yet, the core of my business has always been supporting sole traders and small-to-medium enterprises. They remain the foundation of everything I do, and I take pride in helping them succeed in the digital world.