Chris is now a commercial lawyer at a leading City practice. He is a member of the board at UK Sport where he is heavily involved in ensuring that the performance pathway for the athletes set to compete at the London Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012 is soundly in place.

Chris is a former Disability Rights Commissioner where he served on the board, audit and legal committees for 5 and a half years. He has a depth of knowledge of the DDA 1995 and how it operates in the workplace and service sectors.
Chris was also an ambassador to the successful London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games bid where he was closely involved in securing the top sporting prize for this Country.

Chris' story is about striving for excellence as individuals, as teams. Through his experiences in sport and business he is able to fundamentally understand what it takes to motivate, to commit to a path and to deliver be this in the pool, on the shop floor or in the board room.

Chris' career demonstrates the prerequisite to understand the need for continuous evaluation and cultural change, often against a majority committed to the status quo. He demonstrates not only that change is essential if an organisation is not to falloff the pace or fail to hit it's targets but it is the most positive force which any individual or organisation can embrace.

Chris has presented at corporate, public sector, sporting and social occasions in the UK and across Europe. He is also able to run goal setting, coaching and individual development workshops. He is also able to speak with authority about the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and its impact in the workplace and service sectors.