Mr. Alan Heath is a man of remarkable energy and achievement. Celebrating his 70th birthday these days, he embodies the concept of active ageing.
Known for his dedication and expertise, Heath was appointed as an expert in the hospital inquiry on September 2, 2020, upon the recommendation of Jeremy Harbinson, likely bolstered by endorsements from Sam Sittlington. At that time, he was 64 years old, with his birthday falling in October.
Jeremy Harbinson
Just over a year later, on October 12, 2021, Heath launched AH Training Solutions Limited, a birthday gift to himself that he shares with his wife. Holding 80 of the company’s shares, he allocated the remaining 20 to his wife, exercising meticulous control over its operations. The couple’s initial investment was modest, at just £2 (equivalent to €2.38), a small sum compared to the rising costs of everyday items like pastizzi.
However, Mr. Heath is not just thrifty but also astute. He possesses an impressive range of talents, with his LinkedIn profile boasting skills across 36 areas. His expertise is highly respected by Dr. Sam Sittlington, who has endorsed or recommended Heath in at least 20 of these areas. This endorsement played a crucial role in his appointment to the hospital inquiry.
Dr. Sittlington, known for previous controversies, including a dismissal in Guyana over conflicts of interest, once attempted to secure a lucrative contract nearing a million euros from the police. These issues came to light gradually, amid denials and a subsequent COVID-related absence from further testimony.
Sam Sittlington
In the inquiry, Mr. Heath emerged as a significant contributor, logging about 9.5% of the total expert hours, according to partial invoices presented in court. His expertise was highly valued, with the court reportedly spending around €480,000 on his services alone. The entirety of his contributions is estimated to have netted him nearly a million euros.
Thus, Mr. Heath’s initial £2 investment was profoundly wise and advantageous. By leveraging his connections with Jeremy Harbinson and Sam Sittlington, he secured a highly profitable contract funded by public money in Malta, demonstrating the significant benefits of his strategic foresight and networking.
