Chelly is a creative Copywriter with experience writing for The Royal Navy, The National Trust and Orange.

Making words matter, when and where they need to, has been making her tick for as long as she can remember. Chelly believes words are communication above anything else and writing words that help and talk to real people are the ones that matter most.

That could be giving a voice to a start-up, or devising a campaign for a well-off-the-blocks big name brand. And everything in between.

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CJ recently relocated from Leeds to London to snap up a job working in TV at Channel 4, after working in media buying and planning in Leeds. CJ's big on writing - after graduating from English Literature in 2016, she successfully got a short story published and has been writing ever since. She likes to draw inspiration from everything around her - books, films, art, culture - meaning she's inunudated with inspiration in London now.

As well as working at Channel 4, her side hustle is a blog called Balling on a Budget, advising others on how to save money and still have fun whilst living in London. She's also writing a novel and writes many short stories in her spare time - basically, if there's anything you want written, she'll write it.

She's a smart and creative and friendly and at the beginning of her media career - a budding badass gal if you will.

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Jenny is a creative copywriter with a brain full of ideas and a pen full of words.
 
From the short and sweet, to the big and beefy, she’s crafted all kinds of social, digital, above-the-line, and CRM copy for London agencies great and small. Jenny has won pan-European pitches, revamped some of the UK's favourite brands, and kept household names in the digital age – all armed with her trusty pen.

Words aside, Jenny has a wicked sense of fashion and her vibrant looks bring a flurry of colour to the office every day. It could be argued that her delightful style has caused many in the agency to up their game! 

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She is a badass Creative Director that runs her team like a G, she is supportive and nurturing of young talent and she worked hard to get to where she is today. Alongside the world of advertising she also takes on the male dominated world of Football as the editorial director of This Fan Girl, a female focused football collective (you should check them out). So in between taking on the football patriarchy and producing creatively mind-blowing campaigns - she also teaches feminism at home and practices positivity for all. If you try and knock her down, she gets right back up. And her cat is awesome.

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Adina hails from Romania, where a kickass, passionate attitude seems to be instilled in its creatives from birth.

Or maybe it's something in the water... Not only is Adina fighting for equality against every ‘ism’ going, she also dedicates every weekend to working in a café for the homeless.

Adina's what you call quietly brilliant - yet you can be sure her great thoughts and ideas always stand out as the loudest in every briefing.

She tackles every brief she's given with humanity and at the forefront.

While her role as a Creative and Strategist at Isobar Romania equipped her with all the ingredients to be a great Copywriter, it's her big heart and passion for change that makes her a truly badass gal.

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Alex is a digital creative working at Impero in Wapping, London. She started her career in Cape Town, South Africa – working as a junior copywriter for Hellocomputer. It wasn’t long until she snapped up her first awards shortlist, in Cannes digital category – working on the team that created Social Feed, a platform that provided free school dinners for kids in need.

A move to London saw her join Impero, an agency whose main goal is to make tired brands famous again. Over the course of two years, she’s been involved in winning pitches for The O2, Beefeater Gin and Primark, as well as working on campaigns for Lindt, Chivas and Campo (which won two Lovie awards in Food & Drink and People’s Choice). She’s also been interviewed by the Daily Mail, and for a good reason (something that not many people can say) – a vanity project that she co-spearheaded with a colleague, Grim London, which went viral. Grim London was an interactive map that showcased the history of all the murders, hangings and general grim going-ons of the city. 

In between all of the client work and murder-mapping, she also managed to win a Chip Shop award for a parody Pornhub advert, and work on numerous charity projects for causes close to her heart. Christmas Tales was a website which allowed people to remotely feed Impero’s office dogs, with proceeds going to Battersea Dogs Home, and Trump’s Meltdown was a campaign which raised money for Polar Bears International while allowing users to melt an ice-sculpture of Donald Trump. 

When it comes to execution, one of her main goals is to achieve diversity in everything she puts out into the world. And by getting further involved in Art Direction (even though she’s “technically” a copywriter) it’s something that she’s been able to champion. 

It’s not common to find a creative whose award winning-work focuses on feeding poor children, murder, wine and porn. But that’s just the kind of creative that Alex is. She’s an incredibly clever and adaptive creative, with a wickedly sharp sense of humour. She is always full of fresh new ideas whilst keeping her eyes open for new, innovative ways of communicating. She can effortlessly produce ideas, as well as being an encouraging and supportive team member making her an absolute pleasure to work with.

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