dm4 mediagenic provides the creative skills, technical know-how and project management experience you need, especially if you want to stand out from the competition by being different, exciting, original and more effective. We love a challenge; the more complex, the better. We like complicated challenges because we love turning them into attractive, simple solutions. So, challenge us.
David Drysdale has over twenty-five years in marketing, public relations, journalism and corporate communications. He works alone, or collaboratively with others, including in-house teams, so every project has exactly the input it needs.
He’s been an active member of various industry organisations including the Chartered Institute of Public Relations; the Chartered Institute of Marketing; the National Union of Journalists; the International Visual Communications Association; Association of Integrated Media (H&I); and Innovative Onions.
Outside of work, he supports other businesses through various mentoring initiatives.
Clients include private, public and voluntary organisations from throughout the UK, and from diverse sectors like technology, education, arts, community, economic development, construction, government, finance, security, environment, publishing, health, television, tourism and training.
Some people just love awards. We love them too, but we’d rather avoid having to drag out ill-fitting dinner suits to pick up a gong or two; but we’ve had to.
The Royal Television Society gave us a handful of awards.
The Educational Television & Media Association handed over three, including their Premiere Award, which came with a week-long trip to pre-Katrina New Orleans.
We got half a dozen others from the British Medical Association, and two from the European Commission, which we shared with a client; one was for Health and Safety Productions and one was for Corporation Citizenship.
And David managed to get onto the Best Seller List with a book written during four consecutive wet Sundays, so the return on effort was pretty good.