Virtual Life, like many good companies, evolved rather than came into being.

When I joined a new internet company in 1999 with fifteen years of computer experience, an aptitude for technology and a extremely logical approach to problems, it was immediatley apparent to me that I had found my niche in life.

There was a steep learning curve to match my existing skills to the needs of company, but a thirsty desire to learn and the unique working environment of a sales and marketing office provided me with plenty of incentive to improve myself and therefore improve the company.

I started Virtual Life in mid 2003, primarily to work on and launch the Virtual Pub Guide Network sites, but found an increasing amount of clients requiring my diverse skills.

I like to think that i bring a unique insight into the projects i work on, continually pushing the boundaries of what is possible.

I am never happier then when i am working on innovative and ground breaking products, but always give 100% attention to all clients, big or small.