In Berkshire, we recognise that our staff, partners, coaches, community activators, clubs and volunteers are our greatest asset. By building, supporting and developing our workforce family, we offer better access to sport and physical activity, therefore increasing participation.
There are many ways you can get involved in physical activity in Berkshire from volunteering to building up your workforce and leading your local area and residents to become more active.
Ryan Gordon
Strategic Lead for Social Impact of Physical Activity
Ryan leads the Social Impact Team at the organisation, driving strategic efforts to harness sport and physical activity as tools for societal change. His work focuses on collaborating with partners to amplify the positive impact sport and physical activity can have across Berkshire.Originally from Zimbabwe, Ryan moved to the UK at age 15 and later earned a degree in Sport and Exercise Sciences, specialising in Psychology. Before stepping into his current role, he worked in Cricket Development and continues to contribute to the sport as an ECB Coach Developer—mentoring and tutoring aspiring coaches—and as an Advanced (Level 3) Cricket Coach.
Sport has always been a big part of Ryan's life, and he's passionate about how it can help people grow and connect. When he's not working, you'll find him playing cricket, golf, rugby, swimming—or watching football whenever he gets the chance.
Talk to Ryan about:
- Crime Prevention
- Employability
- Workforce and Organisation Support
- Local Skills Improvement Plans
- Social Impacts of Physical Activity
- Telephone
- 07702 892518
- ryan.gordon@getberkshireactive.org
