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Mike Quinn has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Mike started their career as a Sales Executive at Burroughs Machines from 1979-1981. Mike then joined AIM Professional Systems as a Managing Director and held various roles, including Sales Executive, Sales Manager, Sales Director, and ultimately MD, until 1993. During their time at AIM, the company became the number one PMS supplier to the legal profession, focusing on open systems and offering a comprehensive range of services including application development, technical support, hardware installation, training, sales, and marketing.

Following this, Mike served as Sales Director at Guardian IT PLC from 1993-2000. During their tenure, they played a key role in a successful management buyout in 1994 and the subsequent flotation of the company on the London Stock Exchange in 1998.

In 2003, Mike became a Non-Executive Director at Office-Shadow, a position they held until 2009. Mike then co-founded Miromedia Limited in 2006, where they served as a Co-Founder until 2017.

In 2017, Mike co-founded the Bladder and Bowel Community, an organization providing information and resources for individuals and professionals dealing with bladder and bowel issues.

Mike then moved on to be a Business Development Director at FarmaTrust from 2018 onwards. The company offers blockchain solutions to combat counterfeit drugs and provides track and trace capabilities for pharmaceuticals, as well as analytical insights to enhance supply chain efficiencies.

In 2021, Mike joined Y Meadows as the Business Development Director UK. The company specializes in robotic ticketing automation, leveraging machine learning and low-code automation to improve ticketing systems, reduce costs, and enhance the customer experience.

Most recently, Mike has taken on the role of Business Development Consultant at b2b.store, starting in 2023.

Mike Quinn attended The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School from 1967 to 1972. Mike then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy Politics Economics (PPE) at the University of Leeds from 1974 to 1977.