Scotland Council

Raising the profile of the digital sector in Scotland. Promoting cross-sector engagement and education and talent initiatives.

About the council

With a mission to drive innovation and excellence across Scotland, BIMA Scotland is setting a countrywide agenda to boost Scotland’s digital economy and drive positive change within the industry.

We’re doing that by building connections nationwide to boost collaboration and unlock commercial opportunity. We’re promoting home-grown thought leaders and local talent on a national stage. And we’re recognising excellence and showcasing the outstanding work being produced by Scottish businesses and students.

Council Co-Chair

Alan Kittle, Founder at Bjerk Creative Lab

Alan has led creative departments for over 15 years, advocating for both big and bold conceptual thinking, and executional excellence. He’s worked in the US and UK for networked and independent groups and has amassed over 50 awards from international shows. His previous and present clients include JPMorgan, National Grid, Samsung, Google, Takeda, Stella Artois and Sony.

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Council Co-Chair

Rachel Berry, Head of Client Services at Filter

Rachel Berry has over 15 years of experience in client services and project management within digital agencies. Known for her approachable, down-to-earth nature, she excels in building strong, trusted client relationships. With a wealth of global experience, Rachel has successfully delivered digital solutions across a wide range of technologies and channels. She has worked with leading Scottish agencies such as Realise and The Leith Agency, managing client accounts across sectors including pharmaceuticals, finance, and government. She currently heads up the Client Services and Business Development areas of Filter, a remote-first UK digital agency. Originally from Canada, Rachel has lived in Scotland for more than 13 years, bringing a global perspective to her innovative and impactful digital work.

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