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Meet the team
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Directors:
 Henry Buckley – Managing Director
Henry Buckley our Managing Director, now 28 years old describes himself (with a wink) as having one of the great young business minds of his time. A born entrepreneur with a passion for innovation, he is constantly bubbling with ideas.
Coming from a family of business philanthropists; his father set up and manages The Schutzengle Charitable Trust that provides homes for the homeless and shelter for animals all over the world. His mother owns an accountancy firm that has many charities on it’s books, and both his parents have inspired him to make a difference in this world.
Henry has set up and runs a number of different companies which include; an internet marketing company, a business networking initiative, an adult education company, and a television production company. JogPost® is his most recent venture.
When he can be dragged away from his desk Henry is a rugged outdoors man type, relishing the outdoors and survival training.
 JJ Harding - Director of Operations and Business Development
Coming from a long line of antique traders JJ Harding started as a stall holder at the world famous Portobello Market at the age of 14. Buying and selling is second nature.
Now 28 years old, he has vast experience starting and developing niche businesses. His creative mind coupled with a keen eye for opportunities has made JJ a vital member of the JogPost® team. With a practical nurturing background: Reforestation & animal welfare (Brazil) and Social Work (Sudan); JJ brings a much appreciated serenity to the JogPost® mission.
As an avid sportsman: the “healthy body, healthy mind” principle is almost a mantra; one he chants at JogPost® briefings and a mindset he helps to instil amongst the runners of JogPost® ; bringing together a healthy, productive & fun working environment.
Staff
 Luis Madeira - Head of Supervision
Luis is a born leader. He is British Cadet Sergeant, a member of the TA , and he achieved this at only 18 years old. Now 29, Luis is very authoritative, and commanding. He is one of the most integral members of the JogPost® family. He consistently proves himself to be a better choice than we could have ever imagined and we are proud to have him as the head supervisor of JogPost®.
 Alex Marshall - Head of B2B
Alex Marshall is quite possibly one of the most charming people you will meet. He has a very persuasive nature and a way with words, combine this with the twinkle in his eye and his winning smile and we’ve got the perfect person to run our excellent, quickly growing team of business to business sales people.
 Tamara Makhzoumi - HR Manager
Tammy is the epitome of that old clich: a people person.
Creative. with a passion for the arts: Tammy is widely acclaimed for her experimental photography and abstract art. She has won numerous awards and principally, has been a turner prize finalist on more than one occasion.
Tamara has worked for various companies in HR roles and has brought her experience to JogPost®. Not only is she very skilled at finding the right team members for the job, but she has also reduced our churn levels by nearly half. Thank you Tammy!
As resourceful as you get and, (you've guessed it) human too. Tammy is a wonderful Human resources manager.
 Geshe Martinez - Head of Logistics
Geshe was in the Argentinian army for a full 7 year term. Quickly working his way up the ranks he finished his army career a Lieutenant Colonel. Specialising in logistics in the last 3 years of his army days he decided to take his skills elsewhere and moved to London where he worked for a well know security firm.
A personal friend to the directors of JogPost® Geshe would join in with the odd park training day as well as do some "JogPosting" on his days off to keep up his military fitness. As JogPost® grew and the logistical nightmare that is leaflet distribution started to spiral, Geshe started to help out more and more with the logistics of the company, and his input has proven to play a vital part in making JogPost®'s systems the award winning systems they are today. We simply could not have got to where we are today without this logistical genius.
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