Leo joined Right To Play in 2009 and has since gone on to lead Right To Play’s work with schools and universities and manage partnerships with major sports clubs, teams and brands. Leo says that it has been a privilege to be part of, and help drive, Right To Play’s growth in the UK over the last few years.  As an all round sportsman and having worked in Sport for Development for a London council Leo has witnessed the impact sport has on individuals and communities. He is proud to work for an organisation that leads Sport for Development programming on an international scale and changes so many lives around the world.

Get To Know Me

Why Right To Play?
Right To Play is an organisation that continually inspires me. Our cause and the programmes we run change young lives in areas of real need and I feel fortunate to work with a fantastic team both here in the UK and around the world.

Where do you get your inspiration from?
I work at a place where I am continually inspired by stories from our programmes, the passion of our supporters, the achievements of our Athlete Ambassadors and the lengths my colleagues go to do what we can to change the world, but beyond that Eastenders is pretty powerful.

Best piece of advice you've ever been given?
Don’t ever put yourself down, that’s what other people are there for.