The idea that businesses can carry on threatening the very existence of the human species in a post-COVID world is morally and economically wrong. We have been exploring our ideas for the future during lockdown.

It is hard to ignore the recent headlines over Shamena Begum. A young girl recruited to ISIS now pleading with the UK authorities to allow her to come back to the UK to face fair justice. I am certainly not going to comment on the specifics of this case, but it has raised some significant issues that perhaps we as a country should be mindful of.

I am CEO and Co-Founder of One Shot Immersive and this is an awkward first stab at a blog. It is perhaps the beginning of our brand adventure, but more than that, it is an important step towards telling our story. I will make it as personal as I can. This is not through some desire to be autobiographical, but so I can hold myself accountable for the company that One Shot Immersive becomes.

The idea of the global village was an early inspiration for me when I was growing up. The realisation that we are in this together, and that our actions on one side of the planet have a very real effect on the other. The global community was once an uplifting, popular and empowering vision. It has now become toxic within domestic politics worldwide.