Well over a decade ago, I ran kicking & screaming from the corporate world and decided to become a full-time Voiceoverist. Having been an engineer and producer for local bands back in the 1850s, the tech side came as no real challenge, and the skills acquired from many years in a training department, and even more time delivering riveting corporate presentations to captive audiences gave me a good foundation. Of course, speaking English like a native helped ( I'm a Brit... a native Londoner). This gave me a head-start in the US market where everyone needs a tame Brit on their roster! We make any corporate script sound sofisti... suphister... suphisti... bloody good!

I have always been an advocate for the voice industry. I believe that we should do all we can to protect and promote ourselves as a skilled workforce worthy of making a good living in return for good work. In that capacity, I'm proud to be Vice-President of The World Voices Organization, and hope that we can help educate and empower the voice community... enabling them to realize their true worth.