From fresh‑faced grad to $100M sales leader… and now, founder of Comple.
In 2001, I walked into a startup and was asked, “What do you want to do?” Thinking of the car my sister drove as a sales rep, I replied, “Sales.” The founder pointed at a warehouse full of IT hardware and said, "Turn up tomorrow and sell that."
A year later, I’d sold over £1M. I was hooked. Sales gave me the closest feeling I’d ever get to being the professional sportsperson I wasn’t going to be.
The next chapter was about thriving as an individual contributor - breaking records, winning awards, closing 7 and 8‑figure deals. My mantra: right thing, right reason, every time.
I never chased management, but when it came, I found something even better: the buzz of helping others succeed.
I’ve felt the lows too - missed targets, lost deals, the stress. But those lows made the highs higher. And the lessons stuck.
Across every stage of my career, one gap was clear: sellers rarely get the independent, personalised support they truly need. Managers are time‑poor, colleagues have their own agendas, and external ‘support’ is often generic. What’s missing is guidance built for sellers, by sellers.
That’s why I built Comple. The members club for tech sales professionals. Where complex becomes simple, and sellers thrive through Connection, Clarity & Confidence.