Ex-commodities trader Michael Hindhaugh set up one of the very first ISP's in the UK. Even at this time he had an eye for getting the most out of media and specialized in trading with media owners for redundant space in order to gain cost effective advertising for his company.

After selling his business, Michael moved into more formal media trading and created an in-house trading department for one of the UK's largest radio networks. It was here that Michael created a network of relationships with companies who engaged in the barter concept successfully. In 2000 he was headhunted by the worlds largest barter company and headed up the European Trading Team. In 2002 Michael moved to work with property tycoon Vincent Tchenguiz to help set up the media trading division within the Consensus Business Group. It was here that he engaged in leveraged media deals, being given the opportunity to invest into media programmes across Europe.

For Miroma Group, Michael has recently opened the Asia office and is leading the expansion of Miroma’s barter business in the region.