| Gender | Age | Nationality | Diploma | Spoken languages |
| Male | 54 | Swedish | Yes | English German Swedish |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 54 |
| Nationality | Swedish |
| Diploma | Yes |
| Spoken languages | English, German, Swedish |
| Current employer | Current country | Current league | Current category | Player exp. | Coach exp. | Former employers |
| Table Tennis England | United Kingdom | None | All | International level | International level |
| Current employer | Table Tennis England |
| Current country | United Kingdom |
| Current category | All |
| Player exp. | International level |
| Coach exp. | International level |
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| Result 1 | Result 2 | Result 3 | Result 4 | Result 5 |
| Head coach in Sparvagen Stockholm TTC (500 players, 9 coaches). Best club at Swedish junior nationals 4 of 5 years. Players winning multiple medals on the ITTF WJC, 9 European Youth Championships medals, plus multiple medals at Swedish senior and youth national championships. 2 players won European Senior Team Championships medals for Sweden. | National head coach for Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Australia and South Africa, and national coach for Sweden, Norway and England. | Coached Australia at Beijing Olympics 2008, and the above countries at multiple World and European Senior and Junior Championships, plus Commonwealth games | England's first CWG women’s team medal, bronze, at Commonwealth Games 2018, and Tin-Tin Ho European U21 doubles champion 2019. | England cadets and juniors won 9 medals on the ITTF WJC during 2019-20, now 2022 starting back competing internationally post pandemic |
| Result 1 | Head coach in Sparvagen Stockholm TTC (500 players, 9 coaches). Best club at Swedish junior nationals 4 of 5 years. Players winning multiple medals on the ITTF WJC, 9 European Youth Championships medals, plus multiple medals at Swedish senior and youth national championships. 2 players won European Senior Team Championships medals for Sweden. |
| Result 2 | National head coach for Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Australia and South Africa, and national coach for Sweden, Norway and England. |
| Result 3 | Coached Australia at Beijing Olympics 2008, and the above countries at multiple World and European Senior and Junior Championships, plus Commonwealth games |
| Result 4 | England's first CWG women’s team medal, bronze, at Commonwealth Games 2018, and Tin-Tin Ho European U21 doubles champion 2019. |
| Result 5 | England cadets and juniors won 9 medals on the ITTF WJC during 2019-20, now 2022 starting back competing internationally post pandemic |
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