Since 2008 I’ve been on a self-employed creative odyssey. Working for agencies, directly with brands and in-house at tech behemoths Moonpig and Photobox. I’ve been a key founding team member of tech start-ups always integrating strategy with creative to achieve market success. Within this time I’ve learned about the Licensing industry, Print-on-Demand, the value of interanl communications, have designed apparel for high street giants and been at the front edge of product innovation and raised millions for the third sector.

As Head of Art at this specialist charity advertising agency I led a team of talented Art Directors and Designers. I motivated, mentored and inspired them to produce award-wining creative that raised millions for the causes literally helping to make our broken planet a better place, for everyone.Brands included: Amnesty International, The Art Fund, Barnardos, Battersea Dogs and Cats home, British Heart Foundation, British Red Cross, Centrepoint, ChildLine, CRUK, Crisis, The Children's Society, Farm Africa, Friends of the Earth, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Kew Gardens, Marie Curie Cancer Care, Mind, The National Trust, NSPCC, Oxfam, The Prostate Cancer Charity, Save the Children, Samaritans, Scope, Sense, Sightsavers, Shelter, Unicef, YMCA

Formerly Evans Hunt Scott, this top 5 London agency was the originator of the mighty Tesco Club Card. Whilst at EHS I worked as a creative with some of the UKs biggest consumer brands.Clients included: British Gas, Tesco, Comet, Oil of Olay, The Economist, The AA, National Savings, MSN Hotmail, Mini and BMW.

Responsible for producing the advertising and DM output, from conception to print for one of the UKs biggest retailers.

Was responsible for cataloguing and co-ordinating award entries, judging and all communication between entrants, winners and judges.