Lead Consultants
| Managing Director: Ross Johnson |
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Ross has a wide ranging portfolio of international marketing based projects to his name. As a young marketing director of an expanding international student travel company Ross developed new business in a variety of overseas markets including Europe, The Middle and Far East. Ross is a Fellow of the Institute of Direct Marketing and formally lectured International Marketing to post-graduate level. |
| Research Director: Geoffrey Dixon |
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Geoffrey has extensive international experience in conducting international research projects and has conducted senior level business and political interviews in Japan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Dubai, Jordan, UAE, USA, most of Europe, Mexico including interviews with senior executives from integrated energy companies. |
| Project Director: Tony Dickinson |
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Tony Dickinson has wide ranging experience in IT consultancy from the provision of systems analysis to specialist IT training in areas such as Internet Security. Tony is a Department of Trade & Industry accredited IT consultant and a qualified IT trainer. |
| Design Director: Bruce Bowden |
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Bruce has developed strong and visionary brand designs for a range of multinational companies, such as Microsoft, ICL and Fujitsu.
Our clients benefit from his enthusiasm and ability to question long held beliefs. |
| Vice President Business Development (USA office): Sylvia Matiko |
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Sylvias' business background was with Ripley's Believe It Or Not, first as Vice President of Finance and then as Vice President of Franchise Operations providing franchise owners with critical support for ongoing operations. Sylvia oversaw the expansion of Ripleys' global franchised businesses from 21 in 10 countries over 9 years. Yes, she has a lot of frequent flyer miles! |
| Consultant: Rosalind Johnson |
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You can write the greatest marketing plan but it won't work if your business assumptions and strategy make no sense. This simple truth led Rosalind from the marketing of attractions to addressing more fundamental issues. In her 14 years as a problem solver within the closely-defined bounds of the attractions industry, she has worked successfully with numerous theme parks, FEC's, historic houses and gardens, aquariums and destination attractions.
To ensure that her approach remains relevant and realistic, she served as a director of a leading UK attractions association, while on a voluntary basis she sits on various marketing groups promoting destinations and regions. |
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