Safety and Corporate Responsibility
Media and Sponsorship
Operational Delivery
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Paul is proud of his safety record but not complacent in a world of increased litigation and responsibility. In many cases, people lose touch
with the reason why they have organised the event. Always imagine when planning an event that you are standing in court explaining why it went
wrong. If you can justify to yourself as if you are standing in that court room that you have done your best and made the hard decisions
with integrity and honesty, you have half a chance of success. The other 50% is meticulous planning and attention to detail. Paul takes his
operational roles seriously and has on many occasions stood his ground on safety issues when others did not share his concerns. We rely on
experience and specialist knowledge to make the right decisions.
The Mark Webber Pure Tasmania Challenge 2008 (see Media and Sponsorship) was the best example of attention to detail and a successful outcome for a situation that at the time engaged
maximum corporate and individual responsibility. Mark’s accident ripped through the corridors of power from government departments, to international media
organisations to the factory floor of Red Bull Formula 1. Don’t forget amongst all this turmoil who was thinking of Mark and his family. The buck stops
with the people that accepted the responsibility.
Adventure Journey
2017
ASPIRE 360 Round Britain Sailing Challenge
2013
Three Peaks 24 Hour Challenge (Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike, Snowdon)
BCS United Learning ICE Adventure Challenge 2013
2012
Race2Recovery Dakar Team
Arctic Jubilee Expedition
2011
Tuareg Rallye: Personal Challenge - Navigator on Desert Rally
WWF Ecover Blue Mile: Operations Director
2010
WWF Blue Mile: Co-founder of Blue Mile with Conrad Humphreys
Engadin Skimarathon: Personal Challenge
2009
Nokia Nordic Adventure Challenge: Operations for Nokia on new adventure concept
2008
John O Groat’s to Land's End Cycle: : Personal Challenge
Mark Webber Pure Tasmania Challenge 2008: Operations Director
2007
Mark Webber Pure Tasmania Challenge: Operations
Devises to Westminster Kayak Race: Personal Challenge
2006
Mark Webber Pure Tasmania Challenge: Talented Athlete Engagement
2005
Driver Management Chris Cooke Racing at Donington
2004
Queensgate First Four Man Team to row the Atlantic Row
2003
World Cup Rally 2003: Navigator for Sophie Robinson
Great North Run: Ran the Run as a Personal Challenge
2002
Working with Bernie Shrosbree
Oxygen Tents, Hydration Drinks, Motorsport Experience, Carbon Racing Bikes
2001
World Cup Rally 2001 - Team Eco flow: Navigator for Lee Broderick
2000
British Rally Championship - Andy Burnell Rally Team
1999
British Rally Championship - Mike White Rally Team
1998
British Rally Championship - Mike White Rally Team
1985
The first Triathlon Pro Wetsuit Designed, Launched as the First of its Kind in the World of Triathlon
Bill Rodgers Etonic Triathlon Team: First Commercially sponsored Triathlon Team.
British Long Course Championships
1984
London to Paris Triathlon
Dartmoor 100; Personal Challenge to run a 100 miles across Dartmoor
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