I can still remember my first day working on a White Dwarf page to advertise Hobbits. I’ve worked with special people all the way, and every day still feels like a new and exciting challenge. We set very high standards, so the work is hard, but we have loads of fun creating products that customers love.

I work here because everyday makes me smile, creativity is encouraged, passion is commonplace and, quite simply, there is nothing else I would rather do and nowhere else I would rather do it.

I have, and still do, work with dedicated people who share the desire to do the best for Games Workshop, produce the best miniatures in the world and recruit more people into our amazing hobby. The attitude of continuous development means you are never standing still. I believe the worst days in GW are far better than the best days anywhere else.

What I love most in GW is that there’s always an opportunity to learn something new – partly because we do so many different things, but also because – so often – we are breaking new ground in whatever field we are working. The problem solving ethic here is great – there’s a shared belief that if we put our minds to it, we can do anything.

As a project manager, I like to keep moving onto new challenges. I never thought I would stay at any company for more than a few years – then I joined Games Workshop, and have been here 12 years and counting.