After 4 years at DEC, he joined Eli Lilly as their lead network support engineer for EMEA, graduating to the position of network architect with responsibility for their new infrastructure.

Tommy then joined the investment banking industry as lead engineer at DKIB, helping them move from Nortel to Cisco, before joining Delphis where he set up and led the network and security practice, delivering a broad range of services to city-based clients.

With 14 years under his belt supporting networks and delivering services, Tommy decided to run and build his own business, launching Tomorrow Communications 7 years ago.

A family man, Tommy still finds time to be involved in his second great passion, Gaelic Football, but has a love of all sports

When distributed computing took off, Malcolm committed himself to a career in software and infrastructure, specialising in systems design for high performance systems. After engagements with Dresdner Kleinwort, J. Sainsbury and Natwest Markets, in 2000 Malcolm gave up the keyboard for Business Development and has since held Director roles in Delphis plc. (sold to Morse in 2001) and Tomorrow Communications.

Malcolm has a BSc. in Physical Sciences and Computing, and a Masters Degree in Computing, and is professionally certified in UNIX, Sybase, Oracle, Systems Analysis and Project Management. He is currently studying to be a Chartered Director with the Institute of Directors, building on the experience he has gained at TC.

Malcolm lives in Kent, with his wife and 2 daughters. He wears himself out endurance racing. Occasionally he gets a podium finish.

After a spell in retail marketing, Frank joined AST Computers in 1988 and as sales director for the UK and Ireland was responsible for increasing sales from £85m in 1994 to over £140 million two years later.

Frank then took on a similar role at Fujitsu turning the PC, notebook and server division from loss to profit making while also pioneering the selling of PC’s through UK supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

In 1999, Frank then moved into the world of consulting, joining Delphis Consulting with an objective to grow the business and assist the management team in preparing the business for a trade sale. This objective was achieved halfway through Frank’s six year tenure when Morse acquired Delphis. It was during his time at Delphis that Frank met Tommy and Malcolm and it was in 2005 that he joined them as the third director at Tomorrow Communications.

Frank likes spending free time with his family. He enjoys Mountain biking, motor cycling and skiing. He is a keen sport fan and enjoys watching Chelsea, F1 and real road racing.