So within ITV I work for Day Break, I'm a senior producer on the features department and I oversee a department called 'The Guide', which are short films which run within the show twice a morning. And my role within that is, I kind of do everything from scripting to going out to film to coming back and actually edit the pieces together, so I kind of see it from start to finish.

So I did a journalism degree so I always knew media was where I wanted to work, but I always thought it was newspapers because I worked at local newspapers, local radio and I didn't really think much about television and then I did work experience as Grenada in Manchester and loved it and it was definitely somewhere then I knew I wanted to work so then I moved to London and started at GMTV and I've kind of just come from there really, I went from programme assistant to trainee to researcher to producer and now I'm a senior producer, so it's been brilliant, I've loved every minute of it.

So at ITV I'm the director of web solutions delivery for online and on-demand, which means I look after everything that gets a web page on the web - that includes quality assurance, product management, visual design, user experience, front end development and a couple of other nik-naks here and there.

Well, I started as a graphic designer in New York around 1994 which is the same time the web went commercial and a friend told me he was making money on the web and I should probably give it a go and I did. Fast-forward two years later and I'm living in California working for Yahoo and then they decided they wanted to move me overseas so I came to London, took a career break for a year and before I started at ITV I was consulting. ITV is a really dynamic place to work and it's a great place to be right now - ITV's all about transformation and I love transformation projects and for somebody like me, who loves the web, ITV has a long way to go and I'm really excited to help us get there.