Rob is an award-winning nutritionist with nearly 20 years of experience in the industry and a trusted, go-to voice in the media. He has written hundreds of articles for publications, including the Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Times, The Telegraph, The Independant, Top Sante, Runners World, Men’s Health, Style Magazine, Hello magazine and The Sun. He has written magazine columns for Women’s Health, Vegan Food and Living, and Triathlon Magazine. He is currently a columnist for Women’s Fitness magazine. Rob appears regularly on TV and radio including This Morning, The Lorraine Show, Katie Piper Show, SKY news and Channel 4’s Food Unwrapped as well as other news site features.

Rob has worked with celebrity clients, including Giles Deacon, Gwendoline Christie, and The Saudi Royals amongst others. He also regularly works with leading hotel groups running health and wellness retreats and significant press events for clients entertaining leading health journalists. He has worked on media campaigns alongside celebrities including Davina McCall, Jess Wright, and Kelly Brook, as well as TV doctors such as Dr Hillary Jones, Dr Sarah Jarvis, and Dr Dawn Harper.

Rob consults for major international brands that regularly call upon his expertise. Clients include Adidas, Fitbit, Pret, Flora, Itsu, Tilda, Healthspan, Dash Drinks, Yakhult and LoSalt. Rob has authored three international best-selling books; Unprocess Your Life, The Detox Kitchen Bible and The Art of Sleeping. He has ghostwritten many cookbooks, including various publications for the Vegan Society. He has also contributed to celebrities’ books, including Meg Mathews’ The New Hot and Wendy Rowes’ Eat Beautifully.

Rob is regularly asked to judge leading Health and Wellness awards in the industry, including this year’s Get the Gloss Health and Beauty Awards (2023), Runner’s World Sports Nutrition Awards (2023) and Health and Wellness awards (2023). He also runs a successful private practice with a client base that includes celebrities, royals, and leading sports people, including Team GB Olympic sprinter Jess Tappins and Commonwealth cyclist Marc Cox.