He has been the subject of a C4 documentary, presented his own talk show on Sky TV, co-presented a radio show in Spain and produced and presented both TV and radio programmes in Cyprus. Due to his work as a public relations consultant he was voted by The Voice newspaper as one of the top 100 most influential people in the UK.

His agency has represented clients as diverse as the King of Uganda to mistresses of President Clinton, campaign group Jubilee 2,000, most of the housemates from the UK shows, Big Brother and Castaway, Atlantic teen Michael Perham and Dragons Den businessman, Levi Roots.

Kizzi has also acted as media advisor to a host of TV and sports personalities including Pakistani Cricket Captain Wasim Akram and boxer Chris Eubanks. In early 2001 the former newspaper journalist was "canonised" the Patron Saint of Publicity by an American church and in early 2002 he was featured as a character in fictional novel, "No Glove, No Love." His agency, PRhq, offers clients publicity, promotion and television production facilities.

With his excellent media contacts the 38-year-old publicist is described by the UK's PR Week magazine as"one of the industries fastest rising stars."