Delivering retained business and project work across Xbox, PayPal and Unilever. My role looks after day to day work on a variety of social channels, but also longer term projects. This means I am involved from brief, strategy formulation and concept all the way through to production and execution of the social and digital campaigns. I also manage paid media on social channels, primarily Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

I currently work across a number of brands on various digital and social programmes. My current clients include Xbox, PayPal, Knorr and Unilever Brand UK - for which I lead the day to day account. I am also currently undertaking Google's Squared course.My role with PayPal involved the execution of a fantastic campaign - #PoleToPole. This saw us send a prominent vlogger, Steve Booker, from the north pole to the south pole using only PayPal and no cash. I ran the campaign's paid media budgets and execution across EMEA. We activated on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. You can see an example below.With Xbox I am part of the UK social team. We are tasked with running all UK social - Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. As well as looking into new platforms and campaigns.I look after the Unilever Brand UK account, offering strategic direction, content production (web, social and long form), and day to day management in addition to client liason. This work also entails community management and reporting using tools such as Sysomos and Insights. If you visit www.brightfuture.unilever.co.uk/ you'll see what it's all about.I also work with Knorr - working on an overall strategic direction for activity around World Food Day. Historically, working on Knorr's Sustainability campaign saw me help with concepting content ideas, as well as writing copy. I take great pride in the final content we produced, as well as those ideas that never made it past the concept stage. I have previously worked on AXE and DiG (Dirt is Good - Persil/OMO/Ala) writing content for internal comms based on Chatter. For Symantec/Norton, my main role was co-ordinating market and central content across EMEA, as well as content production. I have also worked on Diageo's Captain Morgan writing live Twitter content during campaigns. Outside of client work I have been editor of our internal digital newsletter.

I currently work across a number of brands on various digital and social programmes. My current clients include Symantec, Norton, and a number of Unilever brands.For Symantec/Norton, my main role is in co-ordinating market and central content across EMEA, as well as content production.For Unilever, I work on a number of brands. Currently this includes Knorr, helping to concept ideas for Facebook sustainability content. I also help input into the direction Knorr content should take, as well as helping in development social strategy for various Knorr projects. I was the community manager for the internal celebration of 175 years of Knorr on Chatter.I also work on AXE, as part of the global team, reporting back on market activity globally and how this content fits within brand guidelines, making recommendations to feed back to the markets.Historically, I have worked on DiG (Dirt is Good - Persil/OMO/Ala) writing content for internal comms based on Chatter.

Following successful completion of LEWIS' graduate programme, I am currently an Account Executive. I work with some really exciting clients such as Tableau Software, Progress Software, HCL Technologies, Riverbed Technology and BSO Network Solutions.My role involves media relations as well as drafting and pitching content, and client relations.I also have an involvement with new business and social media.

I undertook the LEWIS PR graduate scheme finishing in September 2012 and working as a part of the accounts servicing team, liasing with clients and the press.

Working on a variety of tasks to ensure agency kept running. Learning the basics of PR agency life.

Working at sea for up to 3 months at a time in the Timor Sea and Indian Ocean aboard a Pearling vessel, the Montoro. Involved in all aspects of operations.