After gaining a degree in sculpture, Lisa put down her chisel and joined K'Nex International. As part of the international marketing team, she was responsible for product launches, consumer exhibitions, roadshows and point-of-sale across the UK and Europe. She even got to use her sculpting skills and ended up in the Guinness Book of Records.

Lisa then moved into a creative services role agency-side, initially for Visual and then later at the Face Agency in London. Working on brands such as Max Factor, Pantene, the NSPCC, Norwegian Tourist Board, Purina and Superdrug, Lisa got to grips with the ins and outs of production in press, exhibitions, point-of-sale, print and sales promotion.

Prior to setting up Remedy in 2003, Lisa was Creative Services Director at integrated agency Link ICA, where she managed the creative department and production of TV, radio and outdoor campaigns for P&O Ferries, Kent Reliance Building Society, Leeds Castle and Charities Aid Foundation.

At 16, Jonathan had three career options – cartoonist, poet or artist. Luckily someone suggested a career in creative communications, so now he gets to do all three. After studying graphics and majoring in copywriting, he began his career at Butler Dennis Garland as a copywriter working on the Territorial Army, Dairy Crest and Canada Dry Rawlings accounts.

After 17 years in London, working on brands like Carlsberg, The AA, Friends of the Earth and Robinsons Barley Water, he headed for the sticks to take on the role of joint Creative Director at Link ICA where he created press, radio and TV advertising for P&O Ferries and Leeds Castle.

In a 25-year career (that feels like 5 minutes), Jonathan has picked up awards as both writer and art director and has lectured at Canterbury Christchurch University and K College.

Jonathan is a member of the Institute of Fundraising.

Tim is the sort of person who can spot a marketing opportunity at 100 paces in a sandstorm. He has more than 20 years experience in creative communications, working across a broad range of sectors including charities, finance, travel and leisure, luxury goods, IT, defence, management consultancy and publishing.

Prior to strengthening the planning capabilities at Remedy, Tim was partner and co-founder of integrated agency ST&MP, working on Tefal, Shakespeare’s Globe and the Alzheimer’s Society.

With Director-level roles at Langham Works, Davies Little Cowley Fiddes, The Response Initiative and Brookes & Vernons, Tim has been responsible for high-profile accounts including British Red Cross, Help the Aged, WWF, Tesco Personal Finance, Which? magazine, Cap Gemini and The Telegraph.

Tim has lectured at the Institute of Direct Marketing and is a member of the Institute of Fundraising.

Sam joined Remedy in 2008 as part of the creative team and works on a broad range of projects.

One of Sam’s key strengths is a passion for typography (he even owns a letterpress).

Since coming on board, he has developed integrated campaigns across both traditional and online media. Sam is just at home creating branding, exhibition graphics, advertising and design for print as he is applying his design flair to email marketing, web banners, social networking applications and websites.