TBG London

Amy joined TBG in September 2007 as the agency’s resident Copywriter. She’s kind of like the resident DJ – only she mixes words, not records. If Amy was a DJ she’d probably play Bob Dylan. On her guitar. Her first day of working at TBG consisted of a trip on the Eurostar to Disneyland Paris. Hard life!

Caroline joined TBG in 2007 as PA to the Creative Director. She was so special that she is now PA to the MD as well. When she isn’t cracking her PA whip, she helps on creative accounts and has become the Queen of Creative Specs. She’s not a real red head!

Sergeant Ball built the TBG Creative Dept from scratch and is constantly striving to build the best creative solutions for our clients. Chris is more than obsessed with swimming, biking and running. Imagine his excitement when he discovered triathlons! Buy one, get two free! He also likes custard.

Cookie is a super-special Mid-weight Designer who originates from the Land of the Giants. He loves nothing more than spreading his big love around.  Whether that be in the office or all over your brand. Eeek!

Ed joined TBG in 2007 as Junior Designer. When he isn’t Designing Flash ads, he’s buying cool video equipment to create rich media ads and film embarrassing Christmas videos. His recent promotion to Mid-weight was a result of his secret obsession with becoming Geek of the Year which he narrowly missed by two places in 07.

Colonel Konchie joined TBG in 2006 and was instantly an invaluable member of the design team, with his creative flair and dogged determination with all things technical. If Iain was any more laid back, he’d fall over, unless of course he’s knee deep in CSS or ASP, when it’s not just his monstrous beard that portrays his animalistic side!

Jamie joined TBG in 2003 as a freelance Designer and is now permanently employed as an Art Director. Many would say he’s a quiet type but really he is just thinking about his next super creative idea. Also, you just can’t shut him up after one Jack Daniels & Coke. He is a one man crusade against Kiss FM and at the weekend he enjoys silence.

Jon started in September 2006 and is one of our Mid-Weight Designers. He’s our Concept King! Or is that Koncept King? Anyway, he’s originally from the Isle of Wight so is often seen up the lido on a blow-up lilo, shouting at people who get too close to his “island”.

As a Junior Interactive Designer in the Creative team, Kev is working towards his ultimate goal of becoming an Art Director. We like motivated people here. Our mate Kev is also an expert in Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art. Thing is, Capoeira is practised to music so all you have to do, when he is in attack mode, is put some tunes on and he can’t help but revert back to dance mode. Not very scary.

Lorenzo is our very own Italian stallion and and a regular winner of Designer of the Year. Somehow he manages to balance being absolutely mental with delivering brilliant creative. In a kind of ‘on a unicycle, on a tightrope, up a mountain, holding a baby hamster in each hand’ kind of way…

Bromley Boy Beefy dropped onto the TBG Creative Team scene seemingly unnoticed as mild mannered designer Nick Williams. It wasn’t until a chance discovery on YouTube that his gurning human beat box skills were realised. Somehow, Nick also finds time to bust out some serious Flash ads and compose some mean illustrations.

Sharon Joined TBG in 2006 as PA to the Creative Director. She was shortly promoted to Creative Account Exec and adopted the nickname of ‘Gnome’. When she isn’t fishing, she manages creative accounts, focusing on briefs and concepts. She likes boiled eggs. And can drink her own weight x 3 in vino.