I’m an award-winning Creative Director currently at Saatchi and Saatchi London who’s spent the last 15 years creating work for some of the world’s most iconic brands.

I’ve made a dog iron, a car fly and Harvey Keitel sell home insurance. I’ve headlined the 10 o’clock news, been a Pitch 100 Superwoman and set a room on fire whilst a rare breed goat watched on. I’ve made Adam Buxton sing ‘poo’, helped change government policy for 4.6 million parents and somehow managed to create my most challenging work yet: three under five.

I can’t wait to see what comes next.





Some people said some nice things about me:

“I have known Gemma for more than a decade and have had the pleasure of working with her on many varied assignments. Gemma is a real creative talent. She is thoughtful, thorough and extremely hard working, making her ideas powerful and buyable every time. As a strategist, I find her brilliant, as she likes to follow the brief and really get into how to solve it properly. Along the way, I have had lots of new business success with Gemma and would always want her on my team. She is a great creative brain. That’s it.”

David Hackworthy, Chief Strategy Officer, Publicis Groupe


“Gemma is a brilliantly passionate and tenacious creative director who was instrumental to the success of our campaign to see childcare spending in the 2023 spring budget statement. If you give her chaos, she will turn it into magic and I am only sad that I do not get to work with her every single day.”

Lauren Fabianski, Head of Communications, Pregnant Then Screwed


“Gemma brought to life our childcare campaign in a creative, impactful, innovative series of stunts that took place across the uk. We all absolutely loved working with her and her leadership on this campaign had a significant impact on the Government’s decision to make the biggest investment in childcare we have ever witnessed. I could not recommend Gemma highly enough.”

Joeli Brearly, Founder, Pregnant Then Screwed






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