Creativity is a team sport. It’s for everyone in our industry – not just creatives, and that’s coming from one.
saintnicks creative director Marcus Culloty, previously McCann and Jameson in-house creative director, kicks around an analogy about what he’s learned from playing creative for 18 years, and how you can score big with clients when you play as one team.
In this session, Marcus will share top tips on:
This session will revolve around real-life work examples and anecdotes from Marcus’ time in Scotland at The Leith Agency, to running a creative department before he turned 30 in London, to transforming Irish distiller Jameson’s in-house adapts studio into an award-winning creative studio, to his time at McCann working on Admiral TV, Proper Job OOH, and Dunlop to currently heading up the creative department at saintnicks on the likes of LIV Golf, d&b Audiotechnik and Pistonheads.
This event will help attendees better understand everyone’s position on the wider creative team. Everyone has a position on the pitch and plays a pivotal role in the team.
Anyone in a client-side or agency, whatever their role or remit, who’s in the business of creativity.
As saintnicks’ new creative director, Marcus leads the agency’s conceptual output alongside supporting with the mentoring, shaping and development of the creative studio.
With more than 18 years of experience, Marcus has spearheaded award-winning work for global brands such as Toyota, O2, British Airways, Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Dunlop. His impressive career spans some of the UK and Ireland’s top agencies, including McCann, Havas, The Mix Dublin and The Leith Agency.
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These Wake Up Call sessions are exclusively for BCI members – register your free place below!
If you’re not yet a member of Bristol Creative Industries and would like to take advantage of this member-only event, you can sign up here. You can also read about the membership perks here.
These sessions take place every other Friday morning from 8.30-9am, for the BCI community to share their pearls of wisdom with one another. The half hour webinars will involve a 15 minute presentation followed by a 10 minute facilitated Q&A, with introductions from the BCI team.
Our community is full of such amazing talent so we’re giving members the stage to talk about things that excite them so they can inspire their peers. The sessions will be a mix of expert tips and tricks and case studies – the perfect opportunity to learn something new before the week is out.
Our usual online format is an interactive ‘meeting’ but for this series we’re running webinars so that it’s easy to listen in while prepping for the day ahead or while having your breakfast! Cameras and mics will be off but you can ask your questions through the chat box or submit them beforehand.
Please get in touch with Dan if you’re interested in speaking at a future session.
Book nowBristol Creative Industries is the membership network that supports the region's creative sector to learn, grow and connect, driven by the common belief that we can achieve more collectively than alone.
Wake Up Call: How to get more out of each other when you see creativity as a team sport
8:30am
-9am
Online
BCI Webinar
In this informal webinar, saintnicks creative director Marcus Culloty will help you better understand everyone’s position on the wider creative team. Everyone has a position on the pitch and plays a pivotal role in the team.
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