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I was creative lead on Starbucks winning The Channel 4 Diversity in advertising award. The 'What's Your Name?' campaign also picked up at D&AD, Clio's, Creative Circle, New York Festival and Eurobest. I also created a digital campaign to launch the Samsung Galaxy S10, a TV, press and digital campaign for the new Nectar App and work for Tate and Lyle, Barclays and Cinch.

In my 7 years at AMV as a senior Art Director and Writer, I grew to be one of the most innovative, highly integrated and awarded creatives in the agency, promoted to the board of the agency in 2014. My work spanned digital, branded content and film, across a number of domestic and multinational clients; Pepsi Max, BT, Martini, Smart Energy, Aviva, Walkers, Blackberry, Galaxy, Twix and Guinness. Highlights include the award winning content work for Pepsi Max, and the celebrity adorned brand campaign for BT. I also led as Creative Director on projects guiding younger teams.

My role as a senior digital Creative had me produce the ‘Waterslide mobile App’ for Barclays which became of most downloaded of that year. I also created the first ever augmented reality test drive for BMW. In my time at Dare I worked across a breadth of agency business including Vodafone, ITV, Sony, BMW and Barclays.

Here I worked across a number of clients, producing ‘viral’ content, online display/banners and games. My primary clients at the agency were BT and British Airways.

During my time at Meme Digital (WCRS) I saw the company grow from 5 people to 50 strong. I was largely responsible for the work produced by the agency in their second year, and am proud to consider myself instrumental to the agencies success in those formative years. My work in both online and in new media for 3 Mobile was recognised as being key in building the brand over that period. My viral content work for ‘Danish Bacon’ garnered much industry, and award recognition

I was hired by Andy McKay and Chris Herring in 2000. In which time I worked consistently on high profile accounts; such as Peugeot, Abbey National, Cadbury’s Bassetts, Citroen, Del Monte, Evian. My pitch work enabled Euro to secure accounts such as the Mayor of London, Del Monte and the Argos account. My TV and poster work launched Expedia.co.uk to the UK market, establishing it as market leader and the UK’s most recognized online travel company. In 2002 I produced my first award winning viral called ‘Headrush’, from which launched the company ‘The Viral Factory’.