I have been a DJ for nearly 20 years and have a keen interest in both the music and the industry as a whole. I have been an active member of the NADJ for 4 years and have been a proactive member of the committee for nearly a year as the Membership & Benefits Officer.

My experience as a DJ is for the Corporate/Mobile/Wedding Market and I feel that my personal experience and expertise is an invaluable contribution to raising the profile of the National Association of Disc Jockeys.

My name is Steve Sansom and I'm the N.A.D.J. Treasurer, a position which I've held for the last few years. I profess to being one of the old guard from the Thames Valley Disc Jockey Association on the committee so it is really exciting to see it evolve into the National Association it is now.

I have been dj-ing since 1994 around the South East and music-wise I prefer house music and some of your cheesy 1990s dance music that is getting sampled these days.

Mark started as a DJ when he was a teenager primarily playing to his peers and in local pubs in the Bristol area until his late teens. As with most people he then went out and got himself a full time job progressing through various aspects of engineering and IT and eventually founding his own engineering company in the early 90’s.

I initially started DJing to help pay my way through College while completing a diploma in Media Studies and then onto a BA (Honours) Journalism degree at University.

I started off my DJ career on the bottom rung of the ladder in the pubs and clubs in my home town, but I loved the job so much that I decided to take to the path of becoming a full-time DJ.

I can remember DJ-ing from as early as 13 years old, when I entertained friends & neighbors at small gatherings. I was always fascinated by the equipment & technology and even remember running my own radio shows from my bedroom, with my brother next door as the only listener! Throughout my time at school I DJ'd at school events and picked up work for friends, whilst continuing to grow popular as the "only DJ in the village"!!

Mark began DJ’ing professionally back in 1977 when still in high school, with a family background in electrical contracting and a passionate interest in music; it was inevitable that he would combine the two and start up a mobile disco.

Through the 80s as resident DJ at wine bars and rugby clubs to running a massive roadshow during the rave science of the 90s, Mark has progressed to making DJ’ing his full time occupation.