About Craig
Craig's passion for technology began early, turning a side hustle into a career. Starting in 6th Form, he built websites to earn extra cash. His talent caught the eye of his employer, leading to a role managing and maintaining their websites. This ignited his love for web development.
Over the years, Craig has built and launched over 30 websites! At BM Steel Group, he oversees the optimization and maintenance of 7 key websites and apps, ensuring they are user-friendly and rank well in search engines.
When he's not behind a screen, you'll find Craig on the athletics track. He's a dedicated coach, guiding his five children and leading his own endurance running group. Beyond sports, Craig is a passionate Formula 1 fan, the whole family can be found at home on race weekends watching the races together.
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