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Malcolm Duffy

Creative Director

Malcolm has been Creative Director at some of London’s top advertising agencies, producing award-winning work for brands such as Apple, BT, Sainsbury’s, Volvo, The Economist, the International Red Cross and the Met Police.

 

Malcolm was a partner of Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy, one of the UK’s most innovative start-ups, producing the Hovis ‘Go on, lad’ commercial which was voted ad of the decade.

 

He became Creative Director of Comic Relief, helping the charity break through the £1billion barrier for money raised.

 

He has written four critically acclaimed Young Adult novels – Me Mam. Me Dad. Me, Sofa Surfer, and Read Between the Lies. His latest novel, inspired by three Ukrainians that his family took in after the Russian invasion, is called Seven Million Sunflowers.

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Michael Nelligan

Creative Director

Michael is Creative Director of Agency53 & CEO of the tech start up WalkSafe.

Michael has spent 15 years working in creative environments across advertising and design agencies in London and Surrey. In 2018 Michael started his business Agency53 which specialises in digital & brand design working with brands in the construction sector. Michael’s current role means that he leads a team of junior and senior designers as well as content creators, videographers, digital marketing specialists and app developers.

You can ask Michael about Graphic Design, Creative services, technology development, technology start-up businesses as well as running your own business.

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Tim Thomas

Sports marketing - Two Circles

Tim studied classics at university then trained as a chartered accountant and has worked in the private equity investment sector ever since. This has meant investing in and working with businesses, mainly in the technology and service sectors. He is now the CFO of a sports marketing business called Two Circles. The business provides a range of marketing,  consulting and technology services into the sports sector. Its clients include Premier League, Olympics, World Rugby and Wimbledon

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