Jamie started his career in advertising at Collett Dickenson Pearce, moving to TBWA where he was the manager behind some of the most awarded advertising campaigns of the 1980s. In 1988 -1991 he was Head of Events and Sponsorship at Wight Company and Orbit International responsible for the Stella Artois Tennis Championship, the Whitbread Trophy Rugby League and Heineken Ice Hockey League, among others. As Managing Director of Birchgrey from 1991-1994, he orchestrated the European Open Golf Championship, leaving in 1994 to become Director of Championship Management of the prestigious European Tour. Here Jamie was the inspiration behind such high-profile Championships as the English, Catalan, Italian and European Opens, the MCB Tour Championship - Seychelles, the British Masters, the World Golf Championship and finally the BWW PGA Championship where Jamie's relationship with rock legends such as Ronnie Wood, Kenney Jones, Mike Rutherford and Sir Rod Stewart embraced the Tour's desire to become an entertainment company with golf as its platform for charitable causes. On Jamie's contribution to this Championship and, indeed, to sport and entertainment, Golf Business News wrote, "Jamie's commitment, enthusiasm and knowledge of every aspect of the event helped it grow into the world-class golf tournament it is today."

Sport, but especially golf, has been Suzanne's obsession from an early age. Brought up in North Wales, she represented her country in the Junior Internationals for two consecutive years. In 1987, she moved to London where she spent three years at CBS Fox, assisting them with video premiers, parties and dealer experiences. But it was to be working alongside Jamie at Orbit International on golf, tennis, ice hockey and football events when she was finally able to make her passion for sport her profession. To expand on her experience, she moved to client management, then back to events working for The European Tour on their Celebrity Pro-Ams, managing Player Lounges, looking after players' families at various Ryder Cup events - at both home and away matches - as well as supporting the Rules Team at other Tour events. From venues and sponsors to professionals, sporting personalities, TV & media stars and influencers, over time Suzanne has built up an extensive network of contacts - across the globe. As a senior client wrote, "Suzanne delivers the highest standard, end-to-end project management for global corporations and rights holders - with integrity and credibility".

Highly experienced and uniquely connected in worlds of golf, leisure and property development, Phil brings unparalleled knowledge and a sound commercial sense to Sport & Entertainment. With over 40 years experience as a player, Phil was one of the youngest PGA club professionals in the UK at Barnard Castle Golf Club, playing European Tour and Worldwide Tournaments, becoming a Regional PGA Captain in 1990. During his 25 years in senior golf management, Phil founded Scenic Golf, specialising in golf course design and management, developing two golf clubs from conception: Eden Golf Club in Cumbria, the exclusive Wynyard Golf Club and the prestigious David Leadbetter Academy. As a director at Yorkshire's Aldwark Manor, he secured planning permission for a 60 bedroom hotel and spa extension where The British & International Greenkeeper's Association (BIGGA) established its national headquarters. As Managing Director of Wildwood Golf & Country Club, he was the driver behind gaining planning permission for an 84 bedroom hotel with 39 lodges, PGA Southern Region headquarters and a Golf Academy and range. Currently, he advises Staysure in their sponsorship of the European tour."To get connections, connect to Phil," is the advice of a former client.