Nice one, centurions!
Every year, we celebrate 100 of the people who are leading the industry right now. We’re not talking about work and projects – we’ll be recognising those at the BIMA Awards in September. We’re talking about the leaders, pioneers, entrepreneurs and changemakers – the people we look up to. And this year, you’ll see when you meet our 100, how special they are.
We’re also delighted to announce our two latest inductees to the BIMA Hall of Fame. Think of it as our ‘Lifetime Achievement’ Awards – and this year’s recipients are as influential as any we’ve ever had.
Here, then, are your BIMA 100 and Hall of Fame inductees for 2019. Congratulations to them all.
CEO’s and Leaders
Alex Pym, Huge
Chi Onwurah, UK Parliament
Damian Proctor, Redweb
Dan Berry, Kagool
Daniel Gilbert, Brainlabs
Danielle Bassil, Digitas
David Lockie, Pragmatic
James Hilton, M&C Saatchi
Jillian Moore, Atos
Jonny Tooze, LAB
Karen Pearce , Digirank
Kevin Gibbons, Re:Signal
Leigh Dobson, Signal
Matt Lodder, R/GA EMEA
Michael Olaye, Dare, Inside Ideas Group
Nick Scott, Big Group Limited
Sam Fenton-Elstone, Anything is Possible
Champions For Change
Amali de Alwis, Code First: Girls
Anne Grieve , AmazeRealise
Carlos Eriksson, Studio 24
Carole Logan, Equator
Caroline Keep, Spark Penketh / Penketh High School
Dan Willis, Why Digital
Ete Davies, Analogfolk, WeAreStripes, Culture Heroes
Gemma Emmett, Bluewolf, an IBM Company
Georgie Barrat , The Gadget Show
Isabel Farchy, Creative Mentor Network
Josie Klafkowska, Cognifide
Lucy Weston, Great State, Two Girls Co.
Paul Davenport, Abbot’s Lea School
Richard Robinson, Econsultancy
Rob Verheul, Graphite Digital
Simeon Quarrie, VIVIDA
Umesh Pandya, Wayfindr
Client Services and Project Management
Ashleigh Cameron, After Digital
Dan Moran, Karmarama, part of Accenture Interactive
Emma Cooper, Cooperative Innovations
Ingrid Olmesdahl, Red Badger
Mark Colling, IBM iX
Richard Friscuolo, J B Cole UK
Creatives and Designers
Alastair Eilbeck, Meyouandus, Liverpool University, AmazeRealise
Cristina Vigano, Cyber – Duck
Dipa Thanki, Wunderman
Emil Blum, www.emilblum.com
James Dellar, Onespacemedia
Matt Roberts, Sightsavers
Pharaoh Woghiren, Neworks
Sunny Kumar, Tribal Worldwide London
Entrepreneurs and Visionaries
Cally Russell, Mallzee
Don Smith, One Hundred Flowers
Emma Lawton, Parkinsons UK
Jennifer Arcuri, Hacker House
Katie Mills, StateZero labs
Lindsay Herbert, IBM Instant Checkout
Warren Hutchinson, ELSE
Marketing Directors
Cat Leaver, VisitScotland (Brand Scotland)
Dorothy Hui, Sony Music UK – 4th Floor Creative
James Wilkinson, CTI Digital
Katie Street, Etch Group, Big Radical
Matthew Read, Jellyfish Connect, Magazine.co.uk, Pocketmags.com, uOpen.com
Nina Jasinski, Ogilvy UK
Russell James, The FA
Sam Hoyland, Centricas Business Solutions
Shona Gold, Vue
Victoria Morrison, EPAM TH_NK
Rising Stars
Amy Williams, Good-Loop
Charlotte Hamill, Born Social
Emily Hewitson, Hedgehog Lab
Emma Hopkins, Spotify
Hannah Owens, Livity
Jodie Rodgers, Microsoft
Josh Akapo, Hype Collective
Josh White, Jellyfish
Melissa Rynn, Wire
Nikki Parkins, Unilever
Strategists and Consultants
Alisdair Gunn, Framewire
Ann Higgins, Ogilvy Consulting
Anne Bienia , Cancer Research UK
Catherine Vaughan, Nomensa
Christel Wolthoorn, EPAM
Daniel Rae, Hydrogen
Duane Holland, DH Ready
John Tafe, University of the West of Scotland
Nathan Fulwood, CreateFuture
Student and Apprentices
Al Morris, This Is Milk
Elen Parry, MSc in Industrial Digitalisation
Maddie Crawford, Adido
Zaynah Din, Facebook
Tech Trailblazers
Andrew Bruce, Screenmedia
Artur Fiedorowicz, GPJ UK
Danielle Haudegal-Wilson, Co-op
James Hall, Parallax
Jared Thomas, Atos – Google AI Lab
Liz Ashall-Payne, ORCHA
Mike Tapp, SHARE Creative
Phil Beaman, VCCP iX
Phil Stuart, PRELOADED
Priya Lakhani, CENTURY TECH
Richard Brisley, Sagittarius
Sam Cox, We Are Social
BIMA 100
Rachel Johnson
Marketing Lead, AND Digital
Rachel has worked for more than 20 years in the world of Marketing.
Rachel has many impressive client, charity and agency-side results to her credit and stories to tell.
As both a team player and independent advisor, Rachel loves to see the bigger picture and is a strong strategic thinker. She has led ambitious projects for start-ups, worked alongside growing businesses and has been fortunate to work with some of the UK’s most respected and renowned agencies.
A self-motivated original thinker, Rachel is also an extremely able marketer. She brings out the best in people at all levels. Her wealth of transferable skills includes project management – often with direct budgetary control – results-driven commercial awareness, proven networking strengths, digital marketing expertise and broad IT literacy.
However, her achievements do not end there!
In her spare time, she makes full-use of her Cumbrian home-town environment, walking, biking and running, and spending time as an enthusiastic side-line rugby and football mum for her two boys – Louie and Harley.
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