Graham is the Founder and CEO of Moshen Limited. With a wealth of digital and mobile knowledge, his insightful approach to the connected world resonates with IP owners, brands and companies as they embrace digital markets.

Graham launched Juice in 1992, with musician James Mackie (The Selector, Madness, Eurythmics), winning international clients such as Fujitsu, Scottish Telecom and Mitsubishi and creating a number of technology and web firsts. Asked to implement and launch a fledgling virtual world acquired by Fujitsu from Lucas Arts, Juice developed the EMEA strategy and launched into multiple markets. Juice was subsequently acquired by a VC spin out from Fujitsu in 1997, further developing virtual worlds for clients such as MTV, Kia, Demon, Thus and Channel 5.

After discovering Mobile Operator Logos while creating WAP games, Graham co-launched Telezones, becoming Monstermob, which established itself as the most successful mobile entertainment company in the world.

Switching to mobile content creation in 2000, Graham launched Fonedream. Partnering with a number of Korean companies, he developed next generation products introducing them into western markets as the industry matured. Supplying mobile operators and handset manufacturers including Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Vodafone, Orange, Virgin, O2 and China Mobile. Fonedream was sold to ROK Group in 2005 and Graham became CEO of ROK Media and a board member of the newly floated American entity ROK Entertainment. At ROK he spent four years creating and distributing value added content services to mobile operators and handset manufacturers all around the world.

At Moshen, Graham is responsible for the company vision, technology and emerging market strategy.