Leon is a dyslexic-thinker and dynamic leader who's scaled multiple seven and eight-figure businesses to success across the manufacturing, construction, mental health and technology sectors. At Hull University Business School, he's an inspiring Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR), specialising in leadership, AI and innovation, offering valuable insights to students and alumni.  
 
Leon is associated with organisations that have earned numerous prestigious awards, highlighting their excellence and commitment in various fields. Among these, Leon takes particular pride in The Queen's Award, the High Sheriff's Award, and the ITV National Diversity Awards. To being named one of Britain's 50 Best Managed IT Companies further underscoring the impact and dedication of the teams he works with.  
 
His commitment to mental wellbeing is evident through his significant roles in suicide prevention and public health. His combination of professional excellence and community commitment marks him as a key influencer in driving positive change and resilient leadership.  
 
Leon is passionate about envisioning the future so that people can truly fulfil their potential. He has boundless energy for people and new ideas.  
 
He's had the privilege of meeting inspiring individuals who break barriers in their fields. Back in July 2019, he launched The Hack Podcast with his lifelong friend Paul Longley, with the duo interviewing successful changemakers to share their insights through thought-provoking questions. Special guests range from world-class athletes to influential business visionaries, including Disney's esteemed Vice President Dan Cockerell and more.