Appointment of Delivery Manager for Creative Services

Northwest Vision and Media has announced the appointment of Lindsey Gayle Taylor as its Delivery Manager for the Creative Services sector.

The newly created role will focus on supporting the wide range of businesses in the creative services sector, including marketing, design, branding, creative consultancy and PR, particularly those companies engaged in the online and digital market.

Reporting to Northwest Vision and Media’s Sector Lead for Games, Digital and Creative Services, Enda Carey, Lindsey will work in close partnership with stakeholders, partners and key players in the region to deliver Northwest Vision and Media’s support to businesses in these sectors.

This support includes developing key talent, improving knowledge, encouraging innovation and collaboration, lobbying and providing access to business support and finance. The aim is to help the sectors to face the challenges and opportunities around growth, digital technology, changing business models, internationalisation, intellectual property exploitation and securing investment.

With 10 years production and client management experience in the U.K. and U.S. advertising and digital media industries, Lindsey has formerly worked for companies including Arcadia Group and for agency clients including Land Rover, DreamWorks, Mastercard and Burger King.

Lindsey has also previously worked as Project Manager for Northwest Vision and Media’s ‘Visionary Sessions’, a series of high profile events and networking opportunities for digital and creative SME’s in the region.

Paul Taylor, Director of Business Delivery at Northwest Vision and Media said: “We are really pleased that Lindsey is taking on this role. She knows and loves the industry, has excellent project and client management skills and has a great understanding of the rapidly changing and converging world that creative companies operate in. She has also impressed us all since she joined Northwest Vision and Media, with her passion, enthusiasm and commitment to the industry and the region.

“We can now press ahead with a programme of support designed specifically at this important and dynamic sector, which contains a rich mix of creative talent right across the region.”