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Virtual companies are now as common as they were rare even ten years ago. Information technology and the Web has freed many people from the tie of a fixed location.
1960creative is a grouping of independent, experienced professionals who work together under the brand. They also have successful personal roles away from the company but bring their eclectic outlooks and experience to bear on your work.
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You get work that is as excellent as any creative company in the region, untrammelled by internal politics, corporate overheads and the need to cross-sell other services. And we act as your internal team without, of course, the burden of huge salaries.
This enables us to bring in the services and skills you need, when you need them. These skills are sourced for their performance and results, not just because we happen to employ them.
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The main personalities involved are:
David G Lewis, Designer, Art Director, Creative Director: David has an unusual breadth of experience across all media from traditional advertising and direct mail, through email marketing to print and art buying – offering a clarity of message and originality in delivery. He has worked for a wide range of clients over many years, from an International Turkey Supplier, Independent Brewery, Retail, Housing to worldwide companies such as Shell, Nectar, Debenhams, John Lewis, ASDA, Xerox. Ilford Photo to name but a few.
John Wallace, Copywriter: Former lawyer turned copywriter imbues creative concepts and copy with exceptional clarity and hard-working content. Has wide experience of consumer, trade and specialist markets after working in London, USA, Europe and the Far East. Has boardroom experience as Creative Director of several advertising agencies, has been a freelance writer and journalist for 18 years, and also runs training courses in copy writing and marketing.
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