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James Power - Partner and Head of Horwich Farrelly Southampton
He captivated an audience of over 200 legal & insurance professionals, as he spoke to his rehabilitation journey, & in particular, techniques & practices associated with achieving heightened ( & frankly unimaginable ) levels of resilience each during the immediate aftermath of the event. Simply put, it was the most uplifting talk my colleagues & I in attendance have ever had the privilege of listening to ( a sentiment which would be echoed by all in attendance that day, I’ve no doubt ).
Henry has a flair for public speaking & a degree of commercial acumen well advanced of his very young years – making him the perfect partner for anyone looking to engage with Henry & his team. If all that wasn’t impressive enough – he is also the most excellent & engaging company at dinner!
From a personal note, I look forward to partnering with & learning much from Henry over the years to come. A truly remarkable, & thoroughly impressive young man, who will certainly go on to achieve all of his professional goals & dreams.
K2 Corporate Mobility - Senior Account Manager
I had the pleasure to meet Henry through a Corporate training at our company. Henry came to share his story with us with candour and sincerity and we discovered a young man that had a lot of skills to pass onto us. From the moment he walked in, the room was filled with an energy that is not often experienced. That encounter left me with an impression that I had met someone who could make a difference in many people’s lives. That day, I learnt the true meaning of resilience, courage, creative thinking, influence, determination and courage. Henry has a high emotional intelligence that was clearly there before his ordeal and his strength is not only to overcome every challenge thrown at him but also his ability to communicate implacably with intent and to inspire. I look forward to meeting Henry again and to follow his adventures, both professional and personal.
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