I started working for Gladfish in 2015. Having worked in the banking industry after graduating from the University of Kent with a 2:1 degree in Criminology and Sociology in 2011.

The turning point came for me when I realised everything I had learnt and worked for up until then taught me how to acquire the skills to earn a good income, however I had no education in wealth creation. I swiftly realised investing in property was one of simplest ways to help, not just myself, but my clients build wealth for retirement, which unfortunately isn’t a subject taught at University.

Working at Gladfish has allowed my to harness a deeper understanding of the property market, couple that an astute understanding of economics, together puts me in a strong position to help my clients build the foundations for their financial future. In 2013, at the age of 24 I became a proud homeowner in London, which has allowed me to engage with my clients on an emotional trusting level, whether it’s guiding them to their first investment or an addition to their existing portfolio.