Held as dialogue rather than performance: the room is part of it and questions are welcome anywhere in the hour. Formats: keynote, panel, podcast, workshop, and a fireside conversation held for a room rather than a stage.
Responsible for other people's lives long before he understood what that meant. What holds when the stakes are real, why calm is a skill rather than a temperament, and how to decide when the information will always be incomplete.
A decade studying how things are taken apart, then a studio. What a creative practice does for people who have carried hard things, and why making sits closer to soldiering than either side tends to admit.
The Grand Swim: thirty seven hours in the water around Grand Cayman, ten NGOs, a government, a film crew and a budget. What it takes to hold a complex operation together when the weather has other ideas.
Men's circles, cold water, festival builds and HEARTH. Building substance free community around fire, food and honest conversation, and why belonging is built rather than found.
High trust work for people who value discretion. Why capability is assembled for the moment rather than owned, and what changes when the reputation of every person involved is the only real contract.
Painter, founder, gatherer, soldier. For rooms full of people under pressure to pick a lane, and for organisations that keep losing their most interesting staff to that pressure.
Who is in the room, what they are carrying, and what you would like them to leave with. You will get an honest answer on whether he is the right person for it. Travel from Dorset, and bespoke where the subject earns it.