A: A visionary individual, where actions speak for true leadership.
Q: What has been your proudest moment in sales?
A: Tomb Raider Playstation sales.
Q: What (if anything) makes you laugh at work?
A: Seeing my team happy.
Q: What is your greatest contribution to your current workplace?
A: Building great marketing teams.
Q: What aspect of your personality is to your greatest advantage in business?
A: The ability to get on with most people.
Q: What would make you dislike a client?
A: Being too pushy.
Q: What has been your brightest business idea?
A: Virtual advertising on BBC1, without its knowledge.
Q: When are you at your best? On the phone, face-to-face or in writing?
A: Face to face.
Q: Are you a good manager? Why?
A: Yes. The most important thing I have is the people who work for and with me. Without this you have nothing, no matter how brilliant you are.
Q: Whose job would you like to have?
A: A TV presenter.
Q: In a sentence, tell me why I should work for your company.
A: It's fun working for Virgin and you look forward to coming in to work on a Monday.
Q: If you were to set up your dream business (for fun, not profit) what would it be?
A: A jazz club dedicated to saxophone players.
Q: What's the best piece of advice you've ever been given and did you take it?
A: Believe in yourself. You can achieve it as long as you believe in it!
Q: What would an enemy fear about you?
A: Unpredictability. The element of always trying something nobody else would.
Q: What work of art (book, film, painting, sculpture, music ... anything) do you wish you'd created?
A: The Bible. It has so much vision and words of wisdom in it.
Q: In what circumstances would you tell a lie?
A: Being creative with the truth is a better way to look at this ... To win, it is always necessary to use all the aces you have.
Q: What's the most enjoyable way to gamble?
A: Roulette.
Q: If you could go back and change one thing about your career, what would it be?
A: To take even more risks than I have already. You only live once!
Q: Name something you'd like to have experienced before you die.
A: To play the saxophone at the Jazz Cafe in Camden Town, London.
Q: What would you like your last words to be?
A: "I'll be back!"
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