Chris established CJP Broadcast Service Solutions in 2011, building on years of experience in broadcast service strategy and contract development. Initially operating as a consultancy, the company grew organically, securing contracts in digitisation, system integration, and live production. The acquisition of key expertise and strategic partnerships enabled CJP to expand year-on-year, becoming a major systems integrator for virtual production studios in higher education and corporate broadcast solutions.

With a deep understanding of broadcast technology and ITIL methodology, Chris has played a key role in shaping CJP’s consultative approach, ensuring clients receive tailored, future-ready solutions. Beyond technical innovation, he has championed inclusivity and corporate social responsibility within the company. His leadership has been instrumental in CJP receiving the RTS Technology Centre’s Company Social Responsibility Award and the IABM Community Impact Award.

Chris continues to drive CJP’s strategic direction, fostering innovation, collaboration, and excellence in broadcast and production solutions.

James brings over 12 years of experience in broadcast systems engineering, with a background in audio and sound engineering. He joined CJP Broadcast in 2018 and plays a key role in the design and delivery of complex broadcast and virtual production systems across education, corporate, and creative sectors.

An experienced design engineer, James leads on technical design using advanced CAD tools and manages the deployment of projects from concept to completion. He holds certifications from a range of manufacturers including Brompton, AOTO, Mo-Sys, Clear-Com, Ross Video, and ETC, ensuring the systems he designs are robust, efficient, and built to the highest standards.

Kieran leads the sales and marketing function at CJP Broadcast, overseeing business development, client relations, and the company’s operational and commercial activities. His role ensures that CJP continues to grow its presence in the industry, delivering innovative broadcast and virtual production solutions. He has also been instrumental in initiatives focusing on corporate social responsibility, including work experience placements for students of the Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) for two consecutive years. His contributions have been recognised with Inavate’s Top 40 Under 40 award, and he was a finalist for Young Person of the Year at the RTS Technology Centre Awards 2024.

As well as being CJP’s first aider and mental health first aider, Kieran is further committed to community service. He volunteers as a community first responder for West Midlands Ambulance Service and an advanced first aider, providing medical support at live events and for local organisations.

With a passion for both industry and community impact, Kieran continues to support CJP’s growth while championing inclusivity and professional development in the broadcast sector.