Tom Sharman

I'm Head of Brand and Content for Ben Heath, one of the world's most-watched Meta ads educators, over a decade of content and 700+ videos, and his team at Heath Media. I lead brand and content across the operation, shaping how it shows up everywhere from YouTube to the products it ships, including BenHeath.AI, an assistant trained on Ben's entire video library that answers Meta and Google advertising questions grounded in his own teaching.

I led strategy, operations and the content team behind Sam Stoffel's personal brand. Sam is an entrepreneur on a mission to change lives through entrepreneurship, and in ten months we took his channel from zero to 500,000 followers. I built the team, the systems and the strategy entirely from scratch.

Alongside that I consulted for Liquidity Media, the group behind Outplayed.com and Odds Monkey, from January to April 2026, helping them figure out where content fits in their growth story.

I relaunched Secret Leaders as a video-first podcast hosted by Dan Murray and Chris Donnelly, arguably the most credentialed co-hosting duo in UK business media. I ran the whole operation: daily social content, twice-weekly premium interviews with Deborah Meaden, James Watt, Simon Squibb and more, plus all the business and commercial side.

We grew to #2 in the UK Business Podcast charts, sitting right behind Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO. Sponsorship deals with Wise, Vanta, Hewlett Packard and Dubai Tourism. I also built the professional studio from scratch in 6K quality.

Joined content syndication business Swift Media to launch their talent management division from zero, a fresh revenue stream built entirely from scratch. The focus was Food, Travel and Lifestyle. I managed clients including Bald and Bankrupt, Backpacker Ben, London Bruncher and Those Boxing Brothers.

Built Angels into the UK's number one agency for female content creators. We generated $750,000 in revenue within the first twelve months with operating margins above 50%. The roster grew to 23 exclusively managed creators with a combined following of over 20 million. On average, clients saw 5× their monthly revenue and 8× growth on social after signing.

Managed a $1,000,000 campaign for the Forza Horizon 5 launch across XBOX and LG. A month-long activation with Vikkstar, James Buckley, Aarav and Benny Central, spanning live streams, in-person events and content for both brand and creator channels.

Produced content for one of the UK's most daring and viral YouTube creators, Niko Omilana, including campaigns with BBC, Google, YouTube and JD Sports. Led production across 28 long-form videos for TheBurntChip, eight of his top 12 all-time best performers, including all three of his most-viewed videos ever, 49 million views across our work together.

Also produced and represented Astrid Wett, Ollie Ball, Jacob Pasquill and Culture Force, and co-founded Clash of Creators, a creator-versus-creator format bringing together some of the UK's biggest YouTube names.

Other creators from this partnership: Calfreezy, ChrisMD, JiDion, AnEsonGib, Liam Bedford, Sidemen, NDL, Casey Barker, Mr. Zagatti, Nasey Family, Cals Clips and Pieface23.

Built the concept, assembled the talent and drove the production vision. Appeared alongside Callum Glanville on JaackMaate's Happy Hour episode 203 as the event's founders.

The first event ran on 25 July 2021 at Aveley FC with four teams of UK creators in aid of Mind, the mental health charity. It featured JaackMaate, Morgz, Spencer FC, Josh Pieters and Ollie Ball; David James coached the winning side.

For Gareth Bale's Ellevens Esports, I signed the first ever in-game shirt sponsorship deal in FIFA history, bringing Duracell in as the team's official kit sponsor. A genuine industry first covered across global sports and esports media.

For Combat Gaming by Mason Mount, I worked with 150+ AAA celebrities, athletes and creators on charity livestreams with EA Sports, Activision Blizzard and Epic Games. $200K raised, and a Fortnite tournament with Epic hit 10M+ live views. I also signed England and Chelsea footballer Mason Mount as a Combat ambassador.

Led the launch and growth of Katie Price's YouTube channel. Produced weekly videos with a team of videographers and editors. In the first month alone we hit 1 million views, 60,000 subscribers and tens of millions of media impressions across tabloid press and beyond.

Ran social and content across a full season: formats, upload schedule, channels and community. Delivered content around the Wembley Cup and featuring Rio Ferdinand, Callux, Arsenal Fan TV and the Spurs Foundation. Freelance, alongside Virtual Umbrella.

Led marketing across the immersive studio work, including a UN-endorsed 360 degree climate film that premiered at the UN Climate Summit in front of 200 world leaders, produced in partnership with Extinction Rebellion.

Tom's work there includes 29 Surround Vision films, 4 Ørsted VR films and 7 Make Real training experiences for the NHS, Vodafone, McDonald's and CITB.

Owned growth, editorial and community. Took the platform from under 10,000 to 600,000 monthly active users on the back of the UCAS and Barclays partnerships. Launched Tyro Magazine with three editorial staff and a network of 350 student writers, reaching 40 percent of UK students monthly. Commissioned the content that sparked national conversations, including work recognised by the UN Refugee Agency.

Directed social media as a founding partner. Left after four months for Campus Society, the bigger opportunity.

Clients: Eve Sleep, Amazon, eBay, Intel, RSC.

Ran social and content for Ogilvy Labs and worked on the bridge between innovation projects and agency accounts. One Pokemon Go mapping project was ideated, built, delivered and sold to BT inside twenty-four hours.

Selected for Rough Diamond 2016 by Rory Sutherland and Nicole Yershon, in a five-person Ogilvy Labs team.

Communications Manager, Social Media Week London, Jul to Oct 2015. Led marketing and communications for what became a record-breaking edition, and managed roughly forty staff across production and operations. Worked directly with senior people from Google, Facebook, Twitter, Buzzfeed, Instagram, Microsoft, VICE and Reuters. The professional network built here carried the next decade of the career.

Content Manager, Social Media Week, Oct 2016 to Jul 2019. A second, longer engagement with SMW after the 2015 Communications Manager role. Nearly three years.