At Catch A Fire my role is to help purpose-led brands and organisations to have an even greater positive impact in the world.Key responsibilities:• Experienced client hub lead managing a diverse portfolio of ESG clients• Winning new purpose-led clients and hero projects, building relationships and trust from pitch, through onboarding and to project delivery• Lead for brand purpose, partnerships and B Corp certification• Co-chair for B Corp Kent.I have been fortunate to undertake two secondments whilst at Catch A Fire:• FareShare: helping to shape the operation of their internal marketing department at a time of significant growth, establishing a workflow management system and process for internal mar comms requests• Demelza Children’s Charity: helping to launch their rebrand developed by Catch A Fire with a particular focus on rolling out the rebrand across their retail estate of 30 stores.Clients:• Oversight and management of key client relationships including the Wildlife Conservation Society, Demelza Children’s Charity, Kent County Council Safer Road Users team, Camden Council London Wood Burning Project, Omnevue, FareShare, Edaroth, Nuritas and the Voluntary Carbon Markets Initiative.Projects and multi-channel campaigns across B2C and B2B: • Successful launch of brand identities for Edaroth, Full Circle, VCMI and WCS• Award-winning brand relaunch for Demelza ensuring increased brand awareness and reach• Award-winning behaviour change campaign creation for Camden Council and the London Wood Burning Project• Inputting and challenging thinking on strategy development briefs for a key sustainable engineering client creating a point of difference for the agency• Directed behaviour change pitches and campaigns for Kent County Council• Lead brand and campaign activation for Nuritas, Omnevue and Engineering Net Zero.

The Weald Family Hub was established as a community-based response to declining mental health amongst children and young people in the Weald of Kent.The Weald Family Hub fundraises to provide mental health counselling places in local primary schools helping to build mental health resilience in the heart of the community and ensuring as many children receive help as quickly and effectively as possible. Since it began operations we have provided counselling to more than 250 children.