Becky is another addition to our elite regiment of hyper-organised types and is fresh from a spell client-side. Initially she worked in retail – New Look to be precise – and could spot a dodgy dress refund at fifty paces. She’s also no stranger to database marketing, having worked for one of the better known car brands. Her role involved suggesting customers buy another new car, usually right after they’d just bought one. Technology, eh?

If you didn’t know better you’d think that young, former skateboarding yoof Fergus was an old bloke. He complains to anyone in the office (who’ll listen) about being cold and how his knee hurts. He’d also much rather a night in, slippers on, listening to his favourite pop-punk from the early 2000s with a mug of cocoa than go out partying and carousing. “I’m a 60 year-old living in a 22 year-old’s body” he says with refreshing honesty.

Al has also worked across a huge range of sectors and in most disciplines, from packaging to through-the-line corporate communications and is driven by great ideas, simply told and beautifully crafted.

She moved from the world of accountancy to print becoming FD and then MD of Abbott Colour Technology, meaning a very thorough understanding of the agency business.

He’s spent 19 years working in various agencies and 2 years client-side building skills in pitching, account planning, account handling and brand management. He even launched and ran his own shop for a while — “the best way to learn how retail really works” he tells us.

Having built up and sold previous businesses, he bought Key Parker in 2006 and merged it with his digital communications business to create a fully integrated marketing services agency.

Phil leads our in house production team with a perfectionist’s eye, providing bespoke, practical solutions across a variety of media. He’s played a key role in building our reputation for reliability.

As a committed socialite (his words not ours) Josh can often be seen out and about at all hours. He’s also very tall so is really easy to spot in a crowded bar – except when it’s his round.

He’s also experienced the cool-headed eye of the storm that is Production in an ad agency. Now he spends his time managing Volkswagen’s considerable print requirements and knows rather more about paper stock than is healthy.

Never forget your manners around Melissa or give her tea made in a cup. It’s teapots and a china service thank you very much and don’t put your elbows on the table. With baking and cooking as other obsessions, membership in the WI beckons.

Ben’s career in the world of digital marketing has spanned 10 years, which is the equivalent of about a century in analogue terms In that time he’s managed to work on global brands such as Real Madrid, Manchester United, Mercedes Benz, Tesco and Jaguar Land Rover.

She’s produced highly acclaimed work for numerous international brands such as Sainsbury’s, Barclays, Syngenta, Cadbury, EY, Comic Relief, Crabtree & Evelyn and Fortnum & Masons.

Quite how she finds time to dance though is anyone’s guess. Disco could be her middle name. At any wedding, Emma has to be physically restrained from upstaging the happy couple’s first dance.

Worryingly, Mark is very handy at Judo having fought at national and international level. Coincidentally, he gets a healthy pay rise every year and glowing appraisals.