As a co-founder of Life International Training, Craig is dedicated to advancing the health, safety, and well-being of Australians through exceptional training programs, expert consultation, and reliable safety solutions. 

Craig’s career began in pre-hospital care as an Ambulance Paramedic and Peer Competency Maintenance Officer, where he gained invaluable hands-on experience. In 1992, he joined the Queensland Ambulance Officer Training Centre, contributing to the rollout of Queensland's first Tertiary Accredited training program for over 1,600 clinical staff. 

His team’s efforts were recognised with four Queensland Training Awards and one National Training Award, alongside a personal commendation for his outstanding contributions to ambulance education.

In 1995, Craig took on the role of State Training Manager at St John Ambulance Queensland, overseeing a network of over 1,500 trainers and delivering lifesaving first aid training to more than 55,000 Queenslanders annually. He also served in influential advisory roles, including the Ministerial Advisory Committee on First Aid Training and the Australian Resuscitation Council.

Craig co-founded Life International Training alongside Mark McMullen to create a company that prioritises quality, trust, and community impact. Together with their team, they continue to deliver industry-leading training and safety solutions, helping individuals and organisations build safer, healthier environments.

When he’s not at work, Craig is an avid cricket enthusiast, a proud supporter of the Brisbane Lions, and a firm believer in living life to the fullest every day.