Experienced operators combining sport, technology and systems.

Former professional footballer. He came through the academy at Crystal Palace, was named the club's Scholar of the Year in 2006-07, and was released at 19. He went on to play around sixty games for Lincoln City in the Football League, where he was Young Player of the Year in 2009-10, before dropping into the lower leagues at Bromley. There he was recruited by a match-fixing syndicate. He was convicted of conspiracy to commit bribery in April 2015 and sentenced to sixteen months.

He has worked in integrity education since 2019, speaking at UEFA's Fight the Fix conference and at the Council of Europe's network of prosecutors responsible for sport, and delivering sessions inside Premier League academies. He founded GAMECHANGER360 in 2023 to build the system he says would have stopped him. He is the author of Fixed: My Secret Life as a Match Fixer, the subject of the BBC series Confessions of a Match Fixer, and in July 2026 he gave oral evidence to the House of Lords International Agreements Committee on the Macolin Convention.

Started building for clients at fifteen and grew that work into an agency of more than a hundred people, delivering digital products for companies across finance, industry and sport. That gave him an unusual vantage point: a decade and a half of seeing what organisations actually adopt, and what they buy and never use. He moved from services into product because integrity work needs software that people open on a Monday morning, not a platform that wins a procurement round and then sits idle.

His technical background spans financial technology, applied AI, distributed systems and the security engineering that institutional data demands. At GAMECHANGER360 he owns product and platform: the architecture that keeps four products on one record, the organisation-level isolation that lets a federation and its member clubs share a system without sharing data, and the AI layer that has to be explainable before it is clever. He works to a simple test, that every feature has to survive contact with the person who has to use it under pressure.