Worked in Amsterdam as an Information designer from 1996, before joining agency Profero in 1998. As board director there, handled creative accounts including Channel 5, Disney, Home Office and Black & Decker. Working from London, Dave was a panelist for the IAB, a member of the IPA’s Creative Directors’ Forum and a judge for the Guardian’s Creative Showcase. Dave formed Spicerack in 2005 to tailor the best of his agency experience as a creative director.






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Career began in publishing, working on titles including Marketing, Marketing Week, Campaign and Brand Republic. Then joined start-up social media agency, FireBrand, behind the Social Library, working with brands M&S, P&G and Topshop. Appointed Head of Digital Partnerships at Bray Leino in 2009, increasing and cultivating digital equity across the group. At Spicerack, Zia supports client partnerships, emerging technologies and internal business strategies.





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Started his career at the Media Centre in 1997. Later became a media planner on Nike and Scottish Courage for Manning Gottlieb Media and MediaVest. In 1999 he set up their digital media department and in 2003 became a board director for the Starcomn MediaVest group. Rich worked on over 70 clients there including P&G, COI, Fiat and Scottish and Newcastle. Rich has trained the strategic planning teams of many agencies and worked with the sales teams of broadcasters, publishers and digital businesses across the industry.





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Joanna has an MA in Graphic Arts. Before joining Spicerack, she gained her experience at an advertising agency in Poland working as a graphic designer. In 2007 she joined a large apparel and clothing company where she was responsible for product design and production quality control, as well as new trends research for accessories. At Spicerack Jo has spearheaded digital technologies such as integrated video within display ads.





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Jez is Spicerack's eccentric technologist and surely every creative team should have one? With a First in Applied Computing we concede that he is quite useful so whilst we'd rather have him building complex data capture components for Facebook games and rich media ads, sometimes we just need to get the internet working. In his spare time Jez likes to cycle 100 miles around the west country or, failing that, 65 miles on his "rollers" in the backyard.





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