Martin Riley

​Hi there! Thanks for showing an interest in what I do. This page will give you some background on my work/education history and help you to know a little bit more about me and why I do what I do.

My name is Martin Riley, but the first thing you should know is that I prefer to be called by my last name, Riley...Just to confuse you.

I look forward to the pleasure of working with you​ or, at the very least, hearing from you in the near future. I'm always up for a chat so please feel free to get in touch.

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​Skills & Expertise

Technology Solutions - ​​I love technology, I love helping people, and I'm a natural problem-solver. So it stands to reason that my strongest skill is using technology to help people solve problems.

Systems Analysis - I have a talent for figuring out how things work and finding ways to improve them. One of the ways I use this skill to help small businesses is by analysing their process and making them more efficient with the use of labour saving technology.

​Mixology - When I was 15 years old, I was bitten by an alcoholic spider and I've had the power to make amazing cocktails ever since! OK, I'm just kidding...I'm kidding about the alcoholic spider, not the cocktail-making. Seriously, my cocktails are amazing!

​Technical Skills

• IT service management
• IT support (desktop, networks, servers)
• Project management (PRINCE2®)
• Social media marketing
• Web design
• Programming

​Strengths

• Problem solving
• Pattern recognition
• Data analysis
• Communication
• Public speaking

​Personal Info

​I was born and raised in South London and couldn't imagine living anywhere else. I'm married with 4 children (3 daughters and a son) and honestly feel that being a father is the best job in the world.

Likes

• Food & cooking
  
• Film & TV
  
• Running
  
• Weightlifting

Dislikes

• Cricket
• Golf
• "Reality" TV
• People who don't admit their mistakes