A 22 year old girl from Belfast went to London. Clad in a suit her Grandmother bought her to get a job.  She got a job, in three days … because you could then.

She got a job for a rather brilliant & cantankerous Creative Director of a great big advertising agency. She didn’t really want the job at first as she didn’t know what a creative director was and thought her boss was a little scary and so was London. She couldn’t really type or do anything useful. She had a drama degree so was great at tap dancing and sometimes fun at parties. Her Dad said she should take the job even if it was a little scary. It had a bar in it and she was 22 so she did. She took a job as an Executive Personal Assistant. She wasn’t very good at it but to be fair she tried really hard. Then one day she saw that the girls and boys in the TV department were not in suits that their Grandma bought them but combat pants and adidas shell toe shoes.  So she asked her big scary boss if she could go and make TV. He said yes. So the girl became a production assistant and then a Producer. So she’s now a Producer. Sometimes even in America they call her an ‘ Executive Producer’ .

The girl is now a woman really. A woman, a Mother, and a Producer. She likes to work with nice and clever people and make cool stuff in fun places. She’s had fun living and working in London, Sydney, New York and L.A. and that’s taken her all over the world for work. She’s a lucky woman. She likes to solve problems and puzzles and that makes her quite good at being a Producer and a Mum. Now that she’s a grown up woman, she doesn’t chose her place of work by its having a bar, and she buys all her own clothes.

She's produced work for adidas, adobe, Arnotts, BBC, Barclays, Chase, Continental, Coors Light, Daily Telegraph, Dannon, Dell, Google,  Harrods, McDonalds, Patek Philippe, Pinterest , Pilsner Urquell, RTA, Starbucks,  St George Bank, Telecom Italia, Tillamook  Truth Initiative and VW.