In 2006 George became a social enterprise consultant within the social enterprise sector. His first client was the Social Enterprise Loan Fund (TSELF), where he managed a £2m Social Enterprise Loan Fund on their behalf for London Objective2 Wards, helping social enterprises expand and develop.
 
In the 20 months between May 2007 and December 2008, George visited 131 social enterprises and produced applications with a value of over £5m. 14 of these applications were successful, which means that just under £2m went into strengthening the social enterprise sector in London in under two years.
 
George now works as a freelance social enterprise loan consultant. He maintains a portfolio of social lenders who are well-placed to consider funding the various project applications he submits.
 
"George is one of the nicest guys the City Mission Community Project have worked with, our project was in a very tight spot regarding funding and we meet George who took a practical and direct approach to assist us. As a BME community it can be more challenging receiving help, or knowing who to go to that will be understanding and recognise the needs of marginalised communities with unique and diverse clients, George approach was hands on and effective. The City Mission Community Project welcomes any chance to work with him again." CMCP, Rev Desmond Hall, Chair/Director
 
"The support & advise we received from George was far more than we could possibly have imagined and it was absolutely pivotal in our successful application." Diye Wariebi, CEO, DigiBridge CIC