Oliver Catt has spent 25 years inside the operations most consultancies only chart from the outside: contact centres, customer service floors, sales teams and training rooms. He worked through frontline, management, operational and training roles on the way to running his own firm.
His first job was as an entertainer, which taught him to hold a room long before he ran one. The stagecraft stayed. The substance came later, from years of managing real teams, real targets and real customers, and it shows in how he delivers: people out of their seats working actual situations rather than sitting through a lecture with a lunch break.
That operator's instinct runs through both divisions. Leadership programs get built around the department in front of him. Outsourcing advice stays grounded in how contact centres actually run. And his test for any engagement is blunt: if nothing changes on the floor, it didn't work.