MY PURPOSE
Honest about what’s happening, clear about what’s possible.
Right now, work is asking a lot from leaders and teams. Pressure, uncertainty and constant change take their toll, and naming that honestly is often where progress starts. Meeting people where they are, I help them see what’s going on and how it’s affecting them. Together, we explore what’s realistically within reach.
I draw on behavioural science and applied positive psychology, and what they reveal about how people cope and adapt when things are hard. Beyond models and frameworks, I help you find your own way forward. That’s when change stops being something done to you, and becomes something you lead.
How do you get to the truth of a situation, and decide what to do next?
That’s the question at the heart of my work.
MY SERVICES
MY SERVICES
MY STORY
How I got here
THE PAST
Learning by doing
I’m Edward, though most people call me Ed. At 18, I left a promising career in advertising to launch my first company. Three years of triumphs, trials and turning points later, I closed it and went looking for something I couldn’t yet name.
In 2007 I found it. I qualified as a professional coach and soon specialised in behavioural development and cultural change. As a dyslexic, I’ve always learned by doing, and in 2020 that practical instinct found its academic footing in an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology.
THE PRESENT
Writing, and working alongside teams
Over 20 years, I’ve partnered with some of the world’s most recognised organisations on complex, people-centred change, most recently leading culture and change inside a major international business.

I’m currently writing full time, alongside selected consulting and associate work. The book is Teamify, on how teams become happy, healthy and high-performing.
THE FUTURE
Where this is heading
Next comes publishing Teamify, speaking more, and continuing to turn research into practical tools people can use. Whatever the work, it comes back to the question at the heart of it all: how do you get to the truth of a situation, and decide what to do next?


