Work history
Account Executive & Copywriter
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It has been a pleasure to spend 2014 working at award-winning creative agency Visual Voice, part of the The '&' Partnership - a global holding company encompassing the best in advertising, communications, PR & Digital worldwide.
I played a dynamic role within the 7 man team, primarily overseeing copywriting throughout client campaign work and press relations. I was cross-trained to fulfil duties in other areas, including brainstorming campaign concepts, client handling, networking & pursuing new business, and general logistical processes including man-on-the-ground and on-site roles.
During my time with Visual Voice, we were double winners at the 2014 DMA Awards, taking home Best Automotive and Best Use of Experiential. The winning work was a campaign for Honda Europe, and it was a privilege to be involved in the campaign and award application process for such a great client.
Assistant Brand Manager, Promoter and DJ
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In my capacity as Assistant Brand Manager, my team and I work towards achieving positive online presence and overall brand perception.
I oversee the implementation of creative content to achieve our branding strategy as well as managing social media activity in real time.
I also play some part in talent acquisition and artist handling, as well as actively promoting for and performing at each individual event.
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Skills
- Events
- Marketing PR
- Music
- Art Direction
- DJ
- Pitching
- Project Management
- Social Media Marketing
- Creative Direction
- Media
Education
History
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Achieved Upper Second Class honours in BA History
English Literature, History, Philosophy Ethics
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Awards
Best Automotive
Honda set out to amplify the launch of the heavily Japanese design inspired NM4 Vultus bike to the domestic UK market.
With just five weeks and 35k to make a difference, the brand entered an unchartered market space and made the most of emerging technology in a relevant way to capture the imagination of their new audience Best Use of Experiential
Honda set out to amplify the launch of the heavily Japanese design inspired NM4 Vultus bike to the domestic UK market.
With just five weeks and 35k to make a difference, the brand entered an unchartered market space and made the most of emerging technology in a relevant way to capture the imagination of their new audience