Daisy studied Italian and Design in London and Milan before starting her career in London. Since then, she has gained over 15 years experience working in branding and communications. Before becoming Managing Director Daisy’s background was in client services, building powerful relationships with clients by quickly getting to grips with their business challenges and working with the strategy and creative teams to deliver creative solutions that breakthrough the noise and create competitive advantage. As Managing Director Daisy heads up the agency ensuring we are valuable partners to our clients and our creative surpasses their expectations, both in execution and in its impact in the world.

As a queer professional, Wybe became a board director at 38 and now serves as the Director of Growth at WMH&I, where he champions inclusivity. From studying Architectural Design in the Netherlands to leading strategy at a London-based agency with a £20m turnover, Wybe has embraced challenges that demonstrate the creative industry's transformative potential. Throughout his tenure at Fitch, Brandhouse, Pearlfisher, and WMH&I, Wybe has collaborated with diverse clients ranging from global giants like HONOR and Castrol to cultural icons like Absolut and disruptors like Coco de Mer. He actively fosters inclusivity, mentors LGBTQ+ professionals, and allocates 25% of WMH&I's profits to meaningful causes. His efforts were recognised with a Campaign Magazine 40 over 40 Award and he is a fellow at the Royal Society of Arts.

Responsible for all creative output at WMH&I, Mark ensures the work matches the needs of a brief and the highest creative standard. He has a proven track record in exceptional award-winning work for the likes of Castrol, Royal Mail, Pernod Ricard and ONE. Mark is trained as a multi-disciplined designer and joined WMH&I as a graduate, worked at leading agencies such as Taxi Studio and Jack Renwick, before returning home to WMH&I as Creative Director. He has been recognised for his work by various awards, including Art Directors Club, Transform, Design Week, Pentawards and Brand Impact amongst others. He has also been a judge at D&AD New Blood, FAB Awards and Creativepool. Beyond his professional achievements, Mark is committed to nurturing future talent. He serves as a visiting lecturer at his alma mater and Universities of Falmouth, Preston, and the London School of Communication, as well as Delaware and Barcelona IDEP.

Ben, with a degree in marketing and languages from Glasgow and Marseilles, brings over 20 years of expertise to WMH&I as a brand and marketing strategist. His experience includes transformative projects and integrated campaigns for a diverse range of sectors, including consumer, B2B, fintech, and entertainment, with notable brands like P&G, BT, GSK, and the British Heart Foundation. His career spans leading UK agencies like Grey Worldwide and AMV BBDO, and a stint at the BBC. As our Strategy Director, Ben not only steers client strategies but also mentors our growing strategy team. And interestingly, Ben has green fingers as he pursues garden designing in his free time.

Emmanuelle has over 20 years experience in client services and business strategy, earning a reputation as a champion of creativity that grows brands, transforms clients’ businesses, reframes categories – and wins awards. She began her career in advertising, at agencies including Lowe Lintas and Havas, before joining WMH&I in 2014, working on brands as varied as Lamb Weston, Pernod Ricard and Fortnum & Mason.

With over a decade of experience in the design industry, his expertise spans print, editorial, art direction, and campaign work, driven by a passion for big ideas and meticulous design craft. James has a history of successful projects and has been collecting silverware from many international competitions, including Transform Awards, New York Festivals and Creativepool. An avid music fan and craft beer enthusiast, James finds creative inspiration in London’s diverse cultural scene. His work not only reflects his deep understanding of brand narrative but also his commitment to innovative design solutions.

With over a decade of experience in creative management, Becky has a proven track record of elevating client projects through expert oversight and guidance. Becky ensures the smooth running of all projects, with the best creative output. Prior to joining WMH&I, Becky was a Senior Account Manager and has held significant positions at Identica, Tate, and Interbrand, enhancing her operations with keen insights and a strong focus on brand consistency. Becky holds a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design and Advertising from the University of the Arts London and is highly endorsed for skills in art direction and brand development, reflecting a career committed to excellence in creative services.

Val graduated with a BA in Graphic Design from Duncan of Jordanstone and moved to London to embark on a career that spans over two decades. Starting as a designer, Val transitioned through artwork roles to become a Production Manager, a position she has excelled in for the last 13 years at Identica/WMH&I. Her work has covered extensive projects, from major supermarket rebrands to high-end drinks and perfume packaging, always with a passion for the finishing touches that bring designs to life. Val ensures that every product not only looks its best but also meets high environmental standards by helping clients choose sustainable materials and finishes. Outside of work, Val enjoys rediscovering the magic in the small things with her daughter, Poppy, and loves being outdoors, especially when the sun is shining.

Row, a Senior Designer at WMH&I, is a creative always hungry for engaging storytelling through creativity. Graduating with first-class honours in Media Production from the University of Lincoln, she developed a deep love for design, film, and photography. Known for her ability to engage deeply with audiences through designs that not only speak but speak effectively. Beginning her career at Identica, Row has since amassed a diverse portfolio at WMH&I, working across brand identity, digital, packaging and campaigns. Her work has spanned a variety of sectors, from potatoes to pet protection, and she thrives in art direction roles that have taken her around the globe. Row has a particular fondness for projects that involve furry friends, bringing an additional touch of joy to her work.

George dropped out of Spanish and Portuguese degree at UCL after arguing with his lecturers that a lesson in ‘el, la, los, las’ was entirely ridiculous for what was ostensibly a global top 10 university. He found his challenge all the way down at the end of the country studying Fashion Marketing at Falmouth. After developing export plans for artic coats to Nigeria and writing his dissertation on the impact of blockchain technology in marketing data ethics he was saved from a job in the Nando’s chicken factory through a chance encounter with our Director of Growth. At WMH&I he has found his feet to become our ears to the ground, eyes to the insight strategist with an obsession on how people think, feel and interact with brands (don’t call them consumers, he’ll get upset).

Fiona is no stranger to the power of creativity. She began her career at Michael Peters, establishing a strong track record in branding. She joined Williams Murray Hamm in 1998, forging a reputation for inventive and original thinking — creating work for global drinks brands to famous chefs, skincare experts to coffee connoisseurs. With over 60 design awards to her name, including a Gold Lion at Cannes, a D&AD Yellow Pencil (and many other odd-shaped gongs) Fiona has earned a spot on several British and international design juries. After 17 years at WMH, she went on to run her own design business, working with startup brands, social enterprises and F1 World champions. In 2024, Fiona returned to WMH&I as Creative Lead, pushing ideas and nurturing a new wave of creative talent. Dallington Street has always been Fiona’s spiritual home, but she won’t be putting her feet up any time soon.

After spending her formative years in Moscow, Alice relocated to Scotland to pursue her studies at the University of St Andrews. Here, she achieved a master’s degree in chemistry. However, during her final year, she realised that she did not aspire to carve a path within academia. This led her to embark on a career in marketing. As Creative Researcher, Alice inspires and informs clients and colleagues with interesting insights, opinions, and trends. She works on a large variety of projects, from reports on e-mobility, to finding neurological technology companies, and weekly sources of inspiration for the team and client. Alice enjoys life with her senior dog, Coco, and continues to explore a multitude of interests including acting, felting, painting, film photography, drag, fencing, SFX makeup, dance, documentary making, rat caring, model-making, and writing horror, constantly seeking new and thrilling experiences.

With a career spanning continents and disciplines, Rosie Brennan brings a wealth of experience and a dynamic perspective to her role as Business Director at WMH&I. After graduating from UEA with a degree in English Literature and Philosophy, she started her agency journey at WMH&I, before gaining experience in both London and Sydney.

Over the years, Rosie has worked at Someone, VCCP and The Corner on an impressive portfolio of clients, including Castrol, Carlsberg, Cadbury NZ, Dominos, Cancer Council, Madame Tussauds, HSBC, and Torrens University. Her leadership roles have spanned branding, advertising, and social campaigns for industries as diverse as FMCG, education, finance, and tourism.

A former B&T Australia 30 Under 30 winner for Sales and Account Management, Rosie’s global expertise and strategic acumen have brought her back to WMH&I, where she continues to deliver exceptional results for clients.

Max Nemorin brings a diverse background to his role as Senior Account Manager at WMH&I, having studied French, History of Art, and Menswear Design in Leeds, London, and Paris. His career began in the fashion industry, where he gained extensive experience in retail, production, and design. Transitioning to branding, Max now plays a pivotal role at WMH&I, where he leverages his broad expertise to forge strong client relationships and collaborate closely with strategy and creative teams. His work is focused on delivering innovative solutions that not only break through the noise but also provide a competitive edge to the clients' brands.

Rachel is a dynamic designer at WMH&I, known for her love for colour, controversy, and connection. With a First Class degree in Graphic Communication from Norwich University of the Arts, she has continually aimed to challenge industry norms and create meaningful change. Rachel excels in crafting striking brand identities, compelling campaigns, and eye-catching packaging designs that demand attention. Beyond her design work, Rachel is dedicated to nurturing emerging talent. She leads the creative intern program at WMH&I and lectures at some of the UK's top creative courses, often returning to her alma mater to inspire the next generation. Her work not only captivates audiences but also cultivates the future landscape of design.

Phoebe is an innovative graphic designer with a degree from Arts University Bournemouth. Her talent shone early, winning a competition that led to a 6-month internship. Now a designer at WMH&I, Phoebe approaches every project with curiosity and enthusiasm, consistently delivering impactful designs. Known for her fun and vibrant character, she brings a unique energy to her work and collaborations. She loves all things branding, and strives to develop her skills further through learning from her fellow designers at WMH&I, further strengthening her skills within her field.

Carly has been a cornerstone of WMH&I for over 20 years, playing a pivotal role in guiding the agency through transitions and relocations. Starting her career under the renowned Michael Peters, Carly has honed a broad skill set in studio management, personal assistance, office administration, and event management. She is deeply committed to environmental sustainability, ensuring the company upholds its green practices. Carly is celebrated for organising WMH&I’s legendary annual summer and Christmas parties, bringing joy and camaraderie to the team. Her presence is further brightened by her fluffy companion, Lemmy, who provides comfort and emotional support, especially during lunch times.

Jason has been a vital part of our agency for nearly two decades, specialising as our motion expert. Starting his career as an Artworker and Visualiser, he has honed his skills in motion design, bringing logos to life, creating award-winning brand films, and producing disruptive adverts. His talent lies in crafting compelling visual narratives through moving images. Over the years, Jason has worked with a diverse range of clients and industries, from shipping containers to whisky, delivering innovative videos for major brands like Pernod Ricard, Castrol, Amazon, and Network Rail. His creative vision and technical expertise continue to drive the dynamic and impactful media content that distinguishes our agency.

Eloise began her career at WMH&I as an intern, after graduating with a first-class degree in English Literature from Exeter University. She has since carved a niche in client services at various creative and strategic communications agencies, where she has adeptly helped clients articulate their brand narratives, with a particular focus on sustainability, purpose, and culture. Eloise has worked with a diverse set of clients, including Informa, Ocado, and Elementis. Further enriching her expertise, she completed a qualification in sustainable media and creative at the University of Cambridge. Eloise has now returned to WMH&I as an Account Manager, bringing her refined skills and deep commitment to client success to the forefront of her role.

Nicole is a designer who specialises in visual storytelling, with a keen passion for solving creative problems and crafting enduring narratives through design. Holding a First Class degree in Graphic Design from Nottingham Trent University, Nicole brings several years of industry experience to her role. She has worked on a diverse range of projects, including brand identity, digital content, packaging, and campaigns, consistently ensuring that her designs make brands distinctively stand out in a crowded market.

Dan is one of the longest-serving creatives at our agency, bringing over a decade of experience to his role as a Senior Designer. As a multi-disciplinary talent, he has successfully tackled projects across branding, packaging, and campaigns, with a particular flair for motion design. Dan thrives on integrating cutting-edge technology into his work, often utilising AI to amplify ideation and concept development. Throughout his career, Dan has collaborated with high-profile clients such as Pernod Ricard, Network Rail, and Castrol, consistently delivering innovative solutions that meet diverse client needs.

Wenbin, a multidisciplinary designer and D&AD New Blood Winner, began his design journey in Shanghai, where he earned his first degree in Graphic Design. Four years ago, he moved to London to further hone his skills and passion for branding. After graduating from the London College of Communication, Wenbin joined WMH&I, bringing a drive for creating meaningful, impactful brand solutions. His diverse internship experience spans FMCG, television, and more, giving him a broad perspective on the industry. Beyond design, Wenbin is a nature lover and avid traveller who believes strongly in design’s power to create positive change.

With a First Class degree in Economics (and three straight years on the Dean’s List to prove it), Habiba joined us from Cult LDN, where she introduced new financial reporting processes with forensic-level precision. She's currently tackling her ACCA exams one quarter at a time, with her sights set on strategy and financial analysis. When not balancing books, she’s balancing on bars—into calisthenics, swimming, whodunnits (Agatha Christie stan), and quality time with her twin sister.

Faye started her career at WMH&I before heading to Sydney to work with drinks and FMCG heavyweights like Campari and Pernod Ricard. She later swapped agencies for the public sector, managing large-scale initiatives at the West Yorkshire Combined Authority. Now back at WMH&I, she brings branding know-how and serious stakeholder wrangling skills to every project—plus a calm, can-do attitude that keeps even the most complex jobs running smoothly.

Christina studied Accountancy & Finance at University of West London, before going on to sharpen her financial acumen at Teletext, Kaizo PR and Emperor Design. At WMH&I, she leads the finance team with a steady hand and sharp eye—balancing the books and getting a kick out of the odd accounting mystery. She’s also a natural mentor, bringing energy, motivation, and a good sense of humour to the team. Outside the spreadsheets, Christina runs a side hustle baking delicious cakes, loves exploring new cultures and cuisines, and is currently training hard in the gym—chasing the elusive perfect pull-up.

Tabriaz studied Graphic Media and Design at the University of the Arts London before jumping into the world of motion. After an internship at Luke Halls Studio working on projection mapping projects, he landed at Peter Anderson Studio, then Momoco, creating title sequences for Netflix and Amazon. Most recently, he spent five years at Velvet Badger Studio, crafting 2D and 3D animations for the likes of Christian Louboutin, Gucci, Twitch, and Rockstar Energy. At WMH&I, Tabriaz brings his love of movement, storytelling and form to everything he touches. Outside of work, he’s a keen digital sculptor and once had a mean table tennis smash.

With over 37 years of experience in advertising, branding, and PR, Tony brings deep financial expertise and commercial nous to WMH&I. He’s worked with some of the industry's biggest names—The Team, Ogilvy, Leo Burnett and Interbrand. As Finance Business Partner at WMH&I, Tony thrives on using data to drive better decisions, streamline processes, and support both the business and its clients. He sees finance as the connective tissue between people and performance. Outside of work, Tony is a self-confessed experience collector. From London 2012 memorabilia to theatre going and heritage steam train journeys. He’s also learning the ukulele, lives with three cats, and is always up for a new experience. Life’s too short not to be curious—he is, after all, a Sagittarius.