Ian brings a wealth of experience and a diverse background to his role as a facilitator.

Starting his career as a physical education teacher, Ian has taught and coached in the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Canada.

His expertise spans a variety of sports, including soccer, shooting, archery, and abseiling.

Ian’s commitment to excellence is underscored by his service with mountain rescue in Wales and his work as a personal trainer in London, where he collaborated with elite sporting teams and global business leaders.

Returning to Perth, Ian transitioned into organisational consulting, a role that took him across Australia, Botswana, Lesotho, Malaysia, and India.

His extensive experience in event management, including high-profile events such as the World Triathlon Championships, Rottnest Channel Swim, and City to Surf, reignited his passion for fostering high-performance cultures and mindsets.

Today, Ian coaches and trains leaders and their teams both in Australia and internationally.

His work spans a global footprint, with clients in Denmark, Singapore, India, Taiwan, Mongolia, America, Angola, Turkey, France, Spain, Africa, China, and Vietnam.

Ian’s speciality lies in helping groups transform into sustainable, high-performing teams.

Ian continues to be a highly regarded performance coach, supporting business owners and professional sporting teams throughout Australia.

Some of Ian's clients include:
The United Nations, Rio Tinto, BHP, Maersk Oil and Gas, Barrick Gold, Vietnam Oil, Downer, Woodside, Orica, Federal Government, State Government, Local, Government, Not for profit, Xstrata, Unilever, Hewlett Packard, UCB and the WA Police Force.

Ian currently holds several recognised accreditations:
Extended DISC, MBTI, Emotional Intelligence, 360 Leadership Profile.

Ian’s unique, inspiring, and challenging delivery style sets him apart as a sought-after coach, facilitator, and instructional designer.

His approach consistently moves participants and organisations to achieve more success than they ever thought possible.