Amy Georgette Rodgers Email & Phone Number

Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom

At BrightCarbon we're all about visual conversations! We conceptualise and design compelling visuals in the form of presentations, animations, infographics and e-learning, to help your audiences and learners to understand and remember your content. Let's face it - no one wants to read a huge chunk of text on a slide or screen. It's a problem for audiences and learners alike, as you just can't read and listen to the presenter at the same time. That's where myself and the BrightCarbon team can help to tell your story from your audience’s perspective, and make sure they find your message persuasive, ensuring that your designs are clear and compelling whether projected, displayed on a big screen, or shown on a tablet.

Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom

I predominately work with social enterprises, non-profits and planet-friendly businesses who want to make a difference and bring about positive change. Through thoughtful and creative design, I help brands address some of the world’s most urgent challenges.

Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom

As part of the Undergraduate Marketing team, it was my role to help drive student recruitment, primarily through my work designing, delivering and analysing integrated email and digital marketing campaigns across a range of university facilities and services. I helped plan and develop key campaigns for a range of digital channels and played an instrumental role in the launch of Northumbria University’s new brand, coordinating the production of new content for email, social media and paid advertising.After less than one year at the university I was promoted to Marketing Coordinator and lead a small team of assistants and creative interns.

Cleveland, United Kingdom

A significant part of my role was coordinating the production of the charity’s biannual magazine. In order to deliver a real overview of the hospice’s vital work in the community, for each issue I conducted interviews with patients, families and hospice staff which helped influence the content direction of the magazine and other brand communications. Alongside this, I coordinated photoshoots, managed external design and print suppliers and delivered an asset bank of over 100 pieces of content during my time at the charity.In addition to this, I helped to raise the profile of the hospice by introducing new digital marketing tools such as Mailchimp, Hootsuite and paid social media advertising. One of my proudest career moments was the relaunch of www.teessidehospice.org in 2016 – a large digital design project taken over the course of one year. During this time I successfully applied for funding, lead on important meetings, organised a virtual tour, devised a site map, curated copy, arranged photoshoots and trained staff and volunteers on editing and publishing content.Other work included working closely with designers to help develop impactful campaigns on the work of the hospice, such as The Sunflower Appeal, and branding for vital fundraising events, such as The Colour Run, which helped contribute to the year-on-year success of hitting our annual fundraising target.Other parts of my role involved designing posters for small local charity events, photography and developing the charity’s tone of voice on social media and in the local press.

Graphic Design, Graphic Design, Distinction

Ba (Hons) English, English Language And Literature, General, 1St Class Honours