Find out more about our leadership team

Chief Executive Officer

Robin Bevan

Robin has been an investor in Sprint from the time we started, and joined as chief executive in 2015. This is Robin’s third early stage/start up that he has run. Prior to his involvement in Sprint, he was a founder shareholder and chief executive of PayByPhone – the mobile phone payment business which has transformed the way that motorists pay for parking across London and other cities in the UK and North America. Before this he was a founding shareholder and chief executive of what became the largest single-sport website on the internet (now espncricinfo.com).

He’s the one with the hand on the tiller setting our direction whilst keeping the team focused on what they need to do. Robin enjoys walking up mountains in the summer; and skiing down them in the winter. He graduated from Cambridge University in Natural Sciences.

Client Relationship Manager

Emily Sutton

Emily joined Sprint in April 2025 following a vast and lengthy (more years than she cares to remember!) career in Financial Services. 

Initially, Emily started at a tied financial advising firm where she acquired her appetite for the industry. After several years, she moved to a discretionary fund manager, working on projects such as the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) and Pension Freedoms. Still, for the most part, she has managed operations within the independent financial advising world.  
  
Emily is only too familiar with the data silos in existence throughout the industry and the additional hours, costs and frustrations involved trying to make sense of it all. For this reason, Emily first became aware of Sprint Enterprise when she attended a presentation by Gary and after that she was sold!

Director, Chief Data Architect

Xav Brown

Xav is our data architect and has been with Sprint Enterprise since day one. He has the tricky job of figuring out how to transform and reconcile vast quantities of investment data from multiple sources into a single set of accurate data. Fortunately he’s rather good at this - what else you would expect from someone who worked at Microsoft?