CEOS
WHO’S
David Brame Mark Bremner
WHO CEO
CEO, Bladerunner CEO, 3d Leisure
Address Exeter House, 1 Amor Way, Address Peel House, Upper South View,
Dunhams Lane, Letchworth, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7JN
Herts, SG6 1UG Tel +44 (0)1252 732220
S
Tel +44 (0)1462 705050 Fax +44 (0)1252 732221
Email
david.brame@bladerunner.co.uk Email
info@3dleisure.com
Web
www.3dleisure.com
Company information Company information
A leisure management company that specialises in health A leisure management service providing high quality
and fi tness in the corporate and education sectors. consultancy and management support to health club
facilities throughout the UK and Ireland.
CV
I was a PE teacher before moving into local authority CV
leisure management. I was one of the founder directors of Fitness instructor, fi tness manager, then area manager at
Relaxion, which later became Leisure Connection. I left as Crossland Leisure; DC Leisure co-founder; set up 3d Leisure.
operations director to join Bladerunner in 2000, going on
to lead and co-fi nance the Bladerunner buyout. Personal information
Married with three children. I enjoy travelling. Favourite
Personal information workout is riding my bike up a mountain in Majorca.
I have fi ve children, four in university. I’m into fi tness and
work out most days. No time for hobbies! Greatest ambition
To swim with a great white shark.
Secret of my success
Having respect for others and the ability to listen. Greatest achievement
Producing three happy, healthy children.
Best piece of advice I’ve ever been given
Everyone makes mistakes. It’s how quickly you put those Trait I most dislike in others
mistakes right that counts. Negativity.
Trait I most dislike in others Best piece of advice I’ve ever been given
Self-opinionated people. Hit the ball straight down the fi rst fairway.
People might be surprised to know that... Secret of my success
I was a closet Barry Manilow fan. Having a happy family – picking the right wife is key!
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