What My Work Has Contributed
Since 2007, I have worked with organisations across sport to turn sustainability and social responsibility into strategies, systems, evidence, learning and practical tools. Since July 2019, I have also kept a detailed record of that work, allowing me to show more clearly what it has produced.
The figures below are deliberately conservative. Where a + is used, it represents a minimum known count rather than an estimate.
67+ published articles & case studies
5,300+ recorded hours of client and project delivery
What Sits Behind the Numbers
Beyond the Output
Producing something is only part of the story. Where evidence is available, I also try to understand whether the work was adopted, used or helped something move forward.
The Work Behind the Numbers
5,300+ recorded hours of client and project delivery since July 2019
The record includes the less visible work behind the final outputs: research and analysis, client discussions, facilitation, drafting, review, evidence gathering, coordination and implementation support.
A Longer Track Record
My detailed work record begins in July 2019, but my work in sport started much earlier. Selected contributions before the current record include:
2007-2008
Monitoring and evaluation of social projects connected to UEFA EURO 2008.
2010-2021
Creation and development of RESPONSIBALL
2012-2020
Concept, coordination and editing of UEFA social responsibility reporting
2016-2018
Assessment of member association projects through the UEFA HatTrick FSR programme
2019-2020
Co-training on the UEFA Academy CSR Compact Course
How I Count Contribution
These figures are intended to provide a transparent picture of my contribution rather than a claim of sole attribution or impact. Outputs are counted only where they can be identified with reasonable confidence from project records, published work and my detailed worklist. A + indicates a conservative minimum. Reach, adoption and other results are included only where evidence is available.