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Ian is an experienced telecommunications consultant with a background in network design, planning and optimisation and defence systems.  He obtained an Honours degree in Physics with Electronics from the University of Southampton in 1984 and had a successful career in the defence industry before moving to telecoms in 1992.  His main fields have been antenna design, communications systems anaylsis and telecommunications network design.  After forming Peak Intelligence Limited in 2004 he worked with clients at ministerial level in a post-Soviet government advising on revising the telecommunications licensing regime and has also supported investors establishing joint ventures in the Central Asian region.  He worked with investors and entrepeneurs on a new network project in southern Europe and has a developing client base in the rail industry with projects related to the provision of broadband communications to rail passengers and GSM-R.

He has presented papers at technical and professional conferences on subjects from near-field antenna measurement (QMC Antenna Symposium, London, April 1986) to broadband deployment using WiFi in rural areas (telekomdagarna 2003, Stockholm, SE) and wireless communications to trains (BWCS Train Communications Conference, London, June 2006,  2007 and 2008).

A registered European Engineer (Eur. Ing.) since 1991, Ian is a Chartered Scientist, a Chartered Engineer, a Chartered Physicist, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and a Member of the IEEE.

Ian has recently completed his Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (BVC) at the Inns of Court School of Law (now City Law School) in London and was Called to the Bar of England and Wales by The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn in 2008.   He obtained an honours degree in Law at the Open University at the end of 2005. He was awarded a Diploma in English Law (Dip Eng Law (Open)) in late 2004.  As part of this programme of self-development Ian was Chairman of the Open University Law Society in 2005 and 2006 and a sub-editor of the Open University Law Society Review. He founded the Open University Law Society web site in January 2005.  He has done volunteer work with the Derby Law Centre, a charitable legal practice based in Derby, including assisting in establishing the East Midlands Law Centre Partnership under a DTI funded programme to raise awareness of new employment regulations.

Ian has been a licenced Radio Amateur since 1977.  He was appointed registrar of the Bristol Owners' Club in 2004 and was responsible for producing a CD-ROM archive of the club bulletin in 2003.

Dawn Jackson CEng - Company Secretary

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Dawn is an enthusiastic and flexible supply chain and operations specialist, a people and project manager, a pragmatist, negotiator and problem solver. She is a good communicator and a lateral thinker, capable of initiating and implementing improvements and adding value across functional boundaries. Dawn can be a team or individual contributor as required. She leads by example. A Chartered Engineer, Dawn is highly computer literate, technically competent and commercially aware. She is still learning.

Dawn joined the business as a fee-earner in April 2006 since which time she has been supporting a major client in business process re-engineering and in the design of a new business.