If Carlsberg created an agency…

RAF scholar, PwC accountant, web 1.0 veteran - I have been there, got the T-shirt and am now the office's resident geriatric.

Having been involved with the web since the days of 'new media', I fell in love with search & founded Browser Media in 2005.

Outside work, I seem to spend most of my life chaperoning two young aspiring Andy Murrays.

A financial PR career beckoned after graduating in music from Durham and a stint at PwC. I have been at the coal face of client management for over two decades.

I ensure that we demonstrate efficiency, tenacity and great commercial creativity for our clients.

I moonlight at Browser Media (as a mother of two young sons).

Studied audio engineering but quickly realised I was better at marketing music than I was at making it.

10 years on I find myself as Browser Media’s Account Director, an achievement that’s bettered only by my role as the resident office DJ.

When I’m not at work I’m either hanging out with my kids, or desperately trying to hide from them.

After graduating from UEA with a degree in Maths, I was employee no.1 at Browser Media.

The analytical and creative sides of PPC are what I really enjoy and improving conversion rates and ROI is what I strive for.

Since becoming a mum the vast majority of my spare time is devoted to my little girl.

Browser Media’s resident geek with close to ten years account management experience under my belt.

Fell in love with the fast-paced world of digital marketing, and I’ve never looked back.

I’m a massive anime nerd, avid wonky punk listener, and roast dinner connoisseur. Inconsistently brilliant at drawing on my eyebrows.

Psychology graduate, usability advocate, and digital marketing enthusiast.

As an account manager at Browser Media I enjoy helping my clients captivate their audience with powerful marketing campaigns and intuitive website functionality.

When I’m not at work, I spend my time listening to heavy metal and lifting heavy weights.

After completing a Criminology degree, I accidentally fell into digital in 2007 and have been in love since!

I enjoy the analytical nature of paid search and have been crowned the Excel Princess on more than one occasion.

Outside work I enjoy eating, renovating my house and run an alternative baby milestone cards site.

After completing my degree in Sports Management I joined Browser Media and entered the digital world.

Since joining Browser Media I've fallen in love with all things social media and have officially become a Twitter addict.

Outside of work you'll either find me making the 8 hour round trip to watch Manchester City or in the gym.

Computer graduate turned marketeer. I wound up in marketing after beginning as a IT trainer out of university, and haven't looked back once.

My techincal backgroud meant I quickly became obsessed with marketing data and SEO

Outside of work I support Spurs, try to make my children do the same, and look at cars - particularly Peugeot 106s.

Following my Business Management degree I was drawn to the bright lights and fast-pace of the marketing industry and I’m excited to be developing my digital skills with Browser Media.

I wear two hats - as well as helping clients, I also focus on our own Browser Media inbound marketing strategy.

I’d like to say I spend a lot of my spare time in the gym, but in truth you’re much more likely to find me listening to soul music often with a glass of Malbec.

I am in charge of accounts here at Browser Media and will be the one that hounds you if you are late with payments! :-)

I work part time at Browser Media but have been working with the agency since day one.

If I am not glued to my screen sorting out the numbers, you can often find me pounding the pavements as a keen runner.

Some people call me ginger but I prefer 'russet gold'. Certainly not fox red, as I detest foxes.

I am the office dog and it would be lovely to meet you. As long as you don't come in wearing a high viz jacket, or have a big beard, I am very unlikely to bark at you.

I do like to sit in on the odd meeting but I am more of a listener than speaker.