Geordie Londoner. Creative days at tribalDDB. Evenings creating & curating with
I'm currently working in London as a Freelance Creative after spells at TribalDDB, Inferno and others. I work as one half of a creative team alongside Mike Cuthell and we're always up for working on a great brief. Feel free to send any you have our way. In my spare time I write and tweet about the best things to do in London for Le cool magazine. I also manage the Young Creative Council. I've worked with a tight-knit group of young creatives to build a brand that's recognised throughout industry, within most of the higher education establishments in the UK, and even some abroad. Our mission is to inspire creative thinking and ideas generation across all disciplines. We believe ‘People who do, change the world. Everyone else is just living here.’ Without any funding we've hosted events, workshops and advice sessions for the last four years.
Midweight Creative Team.
Welcome to The Middle. It’s the sweet spot, smack-bang in between Mike Cuthell & Paul Mann.
We’re a creative team, a pair of do-ers who seemingly end up working, even when we’re
supposed to be on holiday. People have said Paul could be Scandinavian and Mike looks Asian.
We call it 'Scandinasian'.
We've been mates for six years and working together on projects for four.
Before now, Mike has worked in permanent & freelance roles at Wieden+Kennedy, Leagas
Delaney, The Champion Agency, Profero and B-Reel amongst others. During that time he also
worked at Inferno which is where he met Paul, during his five years there. For the last six
months Mike has been freelancing at OgilvyOne and Paul has been at TribalDDB.
Oh and good news, we're available.
http://welcometothemiddle.co.uk
Writing and tweeting about the best things to do in London. Le cool caters to a cutting-edge audience who always want to know about the best gigs, clubs, art, film, theatre, food and shops on offer. We bring it all to their inbox on a weekly basis.
After getting involved with the Young Creative Council in January 2009 I've worked with a tight-knit group of young creatives to build a brand that's recognised throughout industry, within most of the higher education establishments in the UK, and even some abroad.
Outside of work hours our mission is to inspire creative thinking and ideas generation across all disciplines. We believe ‘People who do, change the world. Everyone else is just living here.’
It allows us to keep in close contact with the best talent that's entering the industry year by year. We love putting on activities and events to help students and graduates best prepare for the working environment.
Working on wide range of digitally focused campaigns for clients including Volkswagen, John Lewis, O2, Guinness and Captain Morgan.
As Content Farmer, my day to day responsibilities were creative at their core. I was responsible for all outward facing web & social media content for the agency.
My tasks included managing the company website, ensuring all personnel and work case studies were bang up to date. I was also responsible for the creation and maintenance of all blog content including concepts for the features. I maintained the voice and assets of the agency in social channels including Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter & Flickr. I often liased with and wrote pieces of content for external companies on behalf of Inferno.
Offline I liked to ensure my colleagues were constantly exposed to fresh thinking. I arranged 'social sessions' and provided platforms for inspiration through booking exciting and educational showcases with companies like Aardman, Jelly & Soundcloud, Supergoober and Twitter.
I worked on briefs for clients including Nokia, Moneycorp, Keep Britain Tidy, Unilever, Visa, Honda, Sainsbury's, Dove Spa, Kiss FM & BlackBerry.
I worked on briefs for clients including Marriott Hotels, Heat Magazine & Ebookers.
I worked on briefs for clients including Orange, Land Rover & Ford.
I worked on briefs for clients including TV Licensing & Reader's Digest.