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  • Simon Morgan

    Research/Investigations/Media

    Former detective Superintendent and major crime SIO. Overseeing and solving over 50 of the most serious crime investigations,  managing teams and budgets for four murder squads. Remains security cleared with additional experience in Government cooperation, local council compliance, TV/film consultancy, and media relations.



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  • Michael Heverin

    Research/Creative

    Industrial designer and former video game developer. Additional experience in transportation design, conceptual architecture, graphics, creative writing and animation. Drawing from a varied background and always going the extra mile in the search for inspiration this includes qualifying as a London black cab driver in 2010.

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  • Paul Phillips

    Business/Marketing

    Managing director of award winning company Phillips Brothers with a customer base that includes all the major supermarkets. Currently sits on the panel of the  Royal Agricultural Society (Innovation in Agriculture) also Involved in professional football for over 15 years scouting for Fulham,  Millwall and now Spurs, and sits on the FA Anti-Discrimination and Equalities Board since 2014.

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  • Matt Horbacki

    Business/Development

    Director of Outdoor Logistics Uk Ltd. Delivering large outdoor advertising construction and logistics. Current clients include JC Decaux, Global, Clearchannel, and multiple rail companies. With expertise in public/private relationship and continually innovating to operate in the most challenging of environments. Also an active member of a local food charity.

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Team members include Simon Morgan, Michael Heverin, Paul Phillips and Matt Horbacki. All benefit from extensive networks across many industries and skillsets. Implementing a flat project by project structure with core values of collaboration and partnership. Actively seeking to recruit and develop relationships for a number of upcoming projects.

 

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