Harry Wood is a Senior Digital Content Specialist at Rentokil Initial with four decades of experience in creating scientific and technical content and publishing in print and online. His work has covered a wide variety of topics, from tropical forestry, rural development and rural food issues in developing countries to healthcare computing and medical technology. He began his career in forestry, gaining a BSc in forestry and an MS in tropical forestry. After a short stint in the UK Forestry Commission in the cold Scottish Highlands, he moved to tropical Thailand. There, he became an editorial consultant for international projects, working with organisations such as the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN, the Institute of Food Research and Product Development and the Regional Community Forestry Training Centre at Kasetsart University, Bangkok. Returning to the UK in the 1990s, he became assistant editor and webmaster, then owner and managing editor of the British Journal of Healthcare Computing and Information Management, moving the journal from print to online. After selling the journal, he joined Rentokil Initial in 2015. Since then, he has produced online and marketing content across the Rentokil Initial brand range, covering pests, hygiene, wellbeing and the interior environment.