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You’ll naturally want to know about my background and experience, and why I might be really useful asset to your business

Andy Tyne in office 1980s
When yellow pads were our MacBooks

A bit of background

I got my first ad agency job in 1986.

Over the course of my agency career I worked in both creative and account management roles – from copywriter to client services director. I even spent a year running an agency ‘implant’ team at a client’s head office.

During that time I was exposed to (and am fully conversant in) a wide range of agency disciplines – including the black arts of strategy/planning, data management, and digital media.

I can write copy, presentations, ghost-write blogs, develop a content plan – but my favourite thing to do is prepare coherent communication strategies, and generate creative and copy briefs that will both focus and liberate an agency’s creative department.

I’m an all-rounder, a team player, and a good guy to have in the equation.

My industry experience:

I’ve worked in a wide range of industries – Automotive, IT, Broadcast, Telecoms, FMCG, Educational, Banking, Consumer Electronics, Industrial and Healthcare – and with an extraordinary range of B2C and B2B brands.

Some brands I’ve worked with:

Xerox, Alcatel, O2, Seagate, Bodyform, Panasonic, Lucas Automotive, NDS, Royal Veterinary College, NEC, Renault Trucks, Trimoco Vehicle Leasing, Smiths Industries, Mercedes-Benz, GCI (Alaska), Tena, Technics, Motability, Three Ireland, Panasonic Batteries, Tena For Men, Vauxhall, Hostelling International, Nissan, VWFS, Santander.

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