Meet the Oxydise team.

Alan works across product development, quality control, strategic growth and key relationships with athletes, partners and high-performance customers.

In Alan’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I’m one of the founders of Oxydise, so my role is quite varied. A big part of what I do is identifying technological innovations and opportunities to expand into new markets. I’m also heavily involved in product development and quality control, from new systems like our upcoming sitting hyperbaric chamber to smaller details like LED quality and component performance. The other major side is building relationships with athletes, influencers, celebrities and high performers.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   Genuinely, the people. I love the team we’ve built, but I also love the people we work with. On one side, clients dealing with chronic illness who are incredibly resilient, and on the other, elite athletes using the technology to gain an edge. These technologies genuinely change lives. They certainly changed mine. It’s also surreal sometimes having world-class athletes or well-known public figures message you directly wanting to work together.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   For me, it’s the impact. There’s a Steve Jobs speech at Stanford where he talks about how people don’t realise that if you push on the world, you can actually change it. That’s probably the biggest thing this business has taught me. We’ve had clients dealing with cancer who were previously exhausted, then suddenly they’re back training in the gym, feeling optimistic again. Then on the other side, top-level athletes thanking you because they recover faster or perform better. That combination of human impact, performance and innovation is what fascinates me most.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   I’m deeply curious by nature. A lot of what I do behind the scenes is researching cutting-edge developments in health, wellness, psychology and human performance. I read obsessively and I’m always trying to challenge my own assumptions. At the moment I’m reading The Experience Machine, which explores how our minds construct reality. The more I learn, the more I realise how little I actually know.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Reading, travelling and challenging myself physically. I recently went to Japan, and over the next year I’m hoping to spend time in Tanzania and Kenya, plus a three-week jungle tour through the Amazon. I also enjoy difficult physical challenges. I recently completed a ski erg marathon in 3 hours and 52 minutes after only a couple of weeks of preparation. I think there’s huge value in deliberately doing difficult things; it builds resilience before you actually need it.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   “Do not pray for an easy life. Pray for the strength to endure a difficult one.”

Founder

Olga keeps deliveries, collections, logistics, CRM and accounting running smoothly, so the customer journey never snags.

In Olga’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I work in operations at Oxydise, so I help keep things organised behind the scenes. My day-to-day usually involves arranging deliveries and collections, sorting logistics, working with CRM and accounting, and generally helping the team and our clients with different requests.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   Our incredible team and clients. We are passionate about what we do, supportive of each other, and always willing to help. Seeing the difference our work can make for clients is so rewarding. It’s nice to be part of something that can genuinely have such a meaningful impact.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   Seeing how much our work can change things for our clients. Being part of something that has such a real impact on people’s wellbeing is what makes it feel worthwhile.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   I’m always up for trying something new. I’ve recently started playing the piano and dancing bachata, which has been really challenging, but fun as well.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   I’m passionate about travelling and foreign languages, so I’m often planning a trip or picking up new vocabulary. I also love a good book, a good movie and a bit of quiet time to recharge.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   Guilty pleasure: food in all forms, but most of all East Asian food.

Operations

Edward helps home and business customers understand the technology, work through their options and make informed decisions from their first enquiry onwards.

In Edward’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I spend most of my time speaking with people who are exploring our technology, whether that’s someone looking at a system for home use or a clinic, gym or wellness business considering a commercial setup. My role is really about understanding what they’re trying to achieve, giving clear and evidence-informed guidance, helping them work through the options, and supporting the decision-making process from first enquiry onwards.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   The people, without question. There’s a huge amount of passion and kindness across the team, and everyone brings something different to the table. We’ve got such a diverse mix of backgrounds and skills, but there’s a genuine shared desire to do things properly and make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   I’m fascinated by how adaptable the human body is. We all have this huge amount of physiological potential sitting beneath the surface, and I find it incredibly interesting that technologies like Hyperbaric Oxygen and Red Light Therapy can help support, restore or augment some of those underlying processes.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   I love learning, probably to an obsessive degree. If a customer comes to me with a condition or technical question I don’t know, I struggle to leave it there until I’ve worked it out.

   I’ve got a research background and I’m still completing my doctorate, so I naturally gravitate towards digging into the literature, looking for signals and trying to find logical answers. There’s very little guesswork with me.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Usually one of three things: outdoor adventures with my young family, working on my PhD, or being the last person getting kicked out of the climbing centre at closing time.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.” — Carl Sagan

   And probably not a guilty pleasure, but my taste in music is all over the place. A normal playlist can jump from UK drill, grime and West Coast rap to trance, classical piano, rock, 80s disco, 90s/00s R&B, and early dubstep without any transition.

Consultations & Customer Guidance

Kris helps customers feel heard, understood and clear about the most suitable next step, with IBUM-certified knowledge behind every conversation.

In Kris’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I’m often the first point of contact at Oxydise, listening to what someone is dealing with and recommending the right system for their needs or condition. I’m certified by the International Board of Undersea Medicine, and I approach every conversation with compassion, knowledge and care. People can really take their armour off with us. I stay involved from that first call right through to delivery and beyond, and I’m always on hand if anything is needed, though the technology is genuinely easy to use and completely non-invasive. I use it myself, and so does my family.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   Oxydise feels less like work and more like a way of being. I love the conversations that open-minded, alternative thinkers bring, and I find real joy in how much hope we’re able to offer, based not on promises, but on what we actually see.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   What interests me most is the person. The mindset and character of someone who decides to take steps toward better days.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   Around 80% of the people I speak with are navigating some form of chronic health condition. The role carries a lot of quiet responsibility, and I never take that lightly.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   I pursue peace, in as many forms as I can find it.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   “Don’t waste your time chasing butterflies. Mend your garden, and the butterflies will come.”

Customer Guidance & Sales

Petro keeps the equipment and the processes behind it running, hands-on across engineering and maintenance.

In Petro’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   At Oxydise, I work across engineering, maintenance, logistics and general operations, helping keep everything running smoothly day-to-day. My role is very hands-on and varied, from maintaining equipment and solving technical issues to supporting the team wherever needed.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   The people and the positive environment. It’s rewarding to be part of a business that focuses on helping people improve their health, recovery and overall wellbeing.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   I’m particularly interested in recovery and performance, especially how technology and consistent healthy habits can support people’s quality of life.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   I’m very curious by nature and always enjoy learning new things, especially about cars, technology and how different systems work. I also enjoy buying, repairing and working on cars in my spare time.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Usually training at home, reading, spending time with family, or doing something car-related.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Food: borsch, a traditional Ukrainian beetroot soup. Hobby: cars. Guilty pleasure: chocolate.

Engineering, Maintenance & Operations

Paolo brings chambers to homes and clinics across the UK and Europe, and makes sure everything is set up properly before he leaves.

In Paolo’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   Here at Oxydise, I work as a driver and installer of hyperbaric chambers across the UK and Europe. Besides installations, I’m also responsible for maintenance, logistics and stock management. Every day brings something different, whether it’s setting up a chamber in a clinic, troubleshooting an issue on-site, or making sure our equipment is where it needs to be.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   The work itself and the incredible team around me. We share the same mindset, support one another, and above all, I love building relationships with our clients. I’m truly happy to see how much Oxydise has grown, and I’m proud to be part of that journey and success.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   When I first joined Oxydise, I knew nothing about hyperbaric chambers. I started researching, studying and learning as much as I could. The most rewarding part of this job is seeing how supported customers feel when they start to understand the technology and use it with confidence. I have countless emotional stories from this work. Sometimes people hug me and remember the words of encouragement I gave them, and honestly, it can bring tears to my eyes.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   By nature, I’m a very emotional person, but I’m also extremely hardworking. I truly love what I do. I consider myself honest, loyal and always willing to help others whenever I can.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   I enjoy relaxing whenever I have time, spending quality time with my family, taking quick trips to the beach and discovering new places.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   I’m passionate about good food, especially francesinha, codfish dishes and a great steak. And of course, I love watching football.

Installation & Logistics

Julia looks after the Wellness Lab experience, from bookings and visits to marketing and daily operations.

In Julia’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   At Oxydise Wellness Lab, I help oversee the day-to-day running of the lab, from client experience and bookings to marketing and general operations. I enjoy the variety of the role and being involved in different parts of the business.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   Introducing people to recovery and wellness technologies they may not have experienced before, and helping create a welcoming, relaxed environment in the lab.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   I’m particularly interested in how recovery tools and consistent habits can support long-term wellbeing and overall quality of life.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   My background is actually in logistics and operations, so I naturally enjoy organisation and problem-solving behind the scenes.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Travelling, spending time outdoors, and sculpture, especially creating human forms inspired by nature.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   “The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.”

Wellness Lab Operations

Lauren is part of the Oxydise Wellness Lab team, helping create a welcoming experience for people visiting the lab and supporting its day-to-day work.

About Lauren’s work

1. What does Lauren do at the Wellness Lab?

   Lauren supports the team and the people visiting the lab as part of its day-to-day work.

2. What does that mean for a visitor?

   A welcoming, supported experience while they spend time at the lab.

Ricky connects customer journeys, technology, sales and future growth, from CRM systems to projects like Oxydise Wellness Derby.

In Ricky’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I work across business development, CRM systems and operations. Day-to-day can range from building automation systems to working with clinics, gyms, wellness centres and sports organisations to help them integrate Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and recovery technologies into their businesses. I also help develop new projects like Oxydise Wellness Derby and support the operational side of sales, rentals, logistics and customer experience.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   I enjoy the combination of technology, health and human interaction. One minute I’m designing systems and workflows, the next I’m talking to someone whose quality of life has genuinely improved through recovery therapies. But what I enjoy most is the people. Oxydise is a fantastic business with beautiful, like-minded people.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   I’m fascinated by how adaptable the human body is when given the right environment and inputs. Oxygen, light, sleep, movement, recovery and stress all interact like parts of a bigger system. I’m especially interested in performance and recovery, not just for athletes, but for everyday people dealing with fatigue, inflammation, stress, injury or chronic conditions.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   People often assume I’m purely technical because I build systems and automation, but I’m equally interested in philosophy, psychology, design and how people think. I tend to look at businesses and biology the same way, as interconnected systems that either flow properly or develop friction points.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Usually working on side projects, researching technology, building something slightly over-engineered, or disappearing down a rabbit hole about science, space and survival systems. I also enjoy long drives, nature, good conversations and experimenting with creative ideas.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   Nikola Tesla’s “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” Favourite food: a really good steak. Guilty pleasure: sci-fi.

Business Development & Operations

Giles shapes the way Oxydise communicates, from brand direction to marketing. He helps keep the message clear and consistent across campaigns and customer touchpoints.

About Giles’s work

1. What does Giles work on at Oxydise?

   Giles works across brand and marketing, helping shape how Oxydise explains its products, services and purpose.

2. How does that support customers?

   Clear, consistent communication helps people understand their options before they make a decision.

Charlotte is part of the creative and growth team at Oxydise, contributing to how the brand connects with people across its work.

About Charlotte’s work

1. Where does Charlotte work within the team?

   Charlotte is part of the creative and growth group at Oxydise.

2. What does that group focus on?

   Helping people discover Oxydise and understand what the business offers.

Toby plans, directs and films Oxydise’s athlete stories in a cinematic and honest way.

In Toby’s own words

1. What’s your role at Oxydise, and what does your day-to-day involve?

   I’m an expedition photographer and videographer, and my role at Oxydise is to oversee large-scale visual productions. I plan, direct and film projects with Oxydise’s athletes, helping tell their stories in a cinematic, honest and authentic way.

2. What do you enjoy most about working here?

   I enjoy working with a great team of like-minded people who care about performance, creativity and pushing things forward. There’s a real focus on creating meaningful work, not just content for the sake of it.

3. What interests you most about recovery, wellness, or performance?

   Recovery, wellness and performance are central to my work. I document demanding expeditions around the world, from filming in extreme conditions on Iceland’s Vatnajökull ice cap, to documenting first ascent attempts in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan, to working on adventure and performance based shoots in remote environments. Those experiences translate directly into my work with Oxydise, because so much of it is about understanding pressure, preparation, resilience, recovery and how the body performs when it is being pushed.

4. What’s something people might not realise about your role or personality?

   People might not realise how much planning sits behind the creative work. The final film or image is only one part of it. A huge amount goes into the logistics, story structure, athlete management, location planning and making sure we capture the right moments.

5. Outside work, what are you usually doing?

   Outside work, I live quite remotely and spend a lot of my time travelling around the world, visiting new countries, training, exploring and documenting stories from all across the world.

6. Favourite quote, food, hobby, or guilty pleasure?

   Anything that involves travel, mountains, good coffee or being somewhere new with a camera.

Film & Photography