Roberto Forzoni is an expert on high-performance.

He is one of the world’s leading and most experienced performance consultants and has had the privilege to work with some of the biggest and most successful organisations and sports teams and individuals in the world. Roberto has a unique background helping elite teams managers and performers reach quite extraordinary heights. His client list reads like a who’s who of high-performers, having worked with World and Olympic Champions, as well as numerous medal-performing athletes in many sports.

Roberto is the founder and CEO of MYND, an evidenced-based digital audio personal development app. He can help your organisation perform better whilst at the same time increasing staff and management wel-being and life and work satisfaction and as a by-product, helping with staff retention and loyalty.

In 2000, whilst coaching at Brentford and then Brighton & Hove Albion FC, Roberto took an MSc in Sports Sciences where he received a distinction, he was invited to lecture at Brunel University on and lead two post-graduate and one undergraduate model. He became accredited as a sport psychologist and quickly developed a reputation of being able to transfer evidenced-based research into practical and applied strategies that worked remarkably well. He was asked to write the Football Association Guide to Psychology in football and helped develop the FA Psychology Coaching Courses and was part of the English Institute of Sports’ London Psychology team, working with athletes in a wide array of sports. including boxing and track and field. Soon after he was invited to become the Lawn Tennis Association National Performance Manager, working with all the country’s top talent including Johanna Konta, Laura Robson (Wimbledon Junior tennis Championship winner), James Ward and Alex Bogdanovic. He became Andy Murray’s psychologist (so at the time was working with GB Nos 1, 2 and 3 players) and developed ‘Team Murray’ which at the time was a unique way for tennis players to work and travel. ‘Team Murray’ proved ultra-successful with Andy Murray becoming World No 1 and an Olympic Gold Medal winner.

In other sports Roberto has helped athletes in boxing, judo, track and field, tennis and golf amongst others, helping performers achieve extraordinary success, including the GB Commonwealth boxing squad, Jeanette Kwakye (Bronze medal winner), Asgleigh Nelson (Gold, 2 silver, 4 Bronze medals), Ashley Mackenzie (Judo player & winner of Gold and two Bronze medals, and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (3 Gold, 4 Bronze medals) amongst many others.

Building effective teams is at the heart of any successful organisation or sporting success. Even individual sports require teamwork. In business and industry, Roberto continues to work with CEOs and board level to middle management in a variety of sectors…

Whilst working in elite sport and business as part of Roberto’s daily routine, it is working in football where he has the most extensive experience.

Roberto’s work in football began as a coach at Crystal Palace FC & Brighton & Hove Albion FC, where he formed a long-term relationship with managers Steve Coppell and Alan Smith. His consultancy also includes working with the Football Association, The League Managers Association, West Ham United, Southampton, Brighton & Hove Albion, Norwich City, Fulham FC and Charlton Athletic FC.. He was instrumental in an unprecedented and incredible end of season run when West Ham United had to win seven out of their last nine games after only having had five league wins all season.

Alan Curbishley called upon Roberto (who had worked at the cub the previous season under Alan Pardew, reaching the FA Cup Final and a UEFA Cup place) to help during the last nine games - a seemingly impossible task that was extraordinary in the way Roberto changed the team mind-set and their performances for an incredible run that no one had thought possible, winning seven out of the last nine games to secure an extraordinary Premier League survival.

Over the years he has collaborated with a number of high-class performers including Argentinian superstar Carlos Tevez, Sweden’s Freddie Ljungberg and a host of England Internationals, as well as some of the biggest names in management including Arrigo Sacchi, Fabio Capello, as well as Steve Coppell, Alan Curbishley, Alan Pardew and Chris Hughton, Alan Smith amongst others.

Roberto Forzoni’s role as National Performance Psychologist working for the Lawn Tennis Association and the best in British Tennis saw him create “Team Murray” which went on to help Andy become Worlds No. 1, Olympic Champion and winner of three Grand Slams.

His work in track & Field, Judo, Boxing and a host of other sports has seen performers go on to medal winning success. His consultancy work includes working with the League Manager’s Association, English Institute of Sport and the British Psychological Society

Roberto has been a regular contributor to the League Manager’s Association’s magazine - The Manager - and also a contributor to many other sporting journals.

He is a go-to expert for TV and media on topics psychological, both inside and outside of the sporting arena, with extensive experience with the BBC, Sky, Al Jazeera and other news networks, on television and radio.