Jammy Custard’s talented spice rack of creatives, strategists and developers means we can offer you a ‘departmental’ creative service, managing every aspect of your online marketing efforts and creating some delicious websites, branding and videos. Our directors and specialists have worked with some fantastic clients throughout their careers and some of those clients you can see below. Scroll down and get to know us…
Jammy Custard Studios. The class of 2012.
Patrick Hathaway
Business Director
Patrick is very keen on design, motorsport and partial to fine whiskey. He worked in PR, marketing and educational liaison at Sainsbury’s before working on Jammy Custard. His degree in product design has given him a great technical understanding and an obsession (or worry) over details.
Matthew Creed
Technical Director
At heart, Matthew is still the imaginative boy that plays with LEGO and paints his brother and the surrounding furniture with gloss paint for a laugh (oh yes he did!). He’s a lover of technology trends and film, which in addition to his degree in animation makes him a very fun and original contributor to Jammy Custard’s projects. 
Sarah Churchill
Creative Director
Since gaining her degree in graphic design, Sarah’s experience in design and marketing management has seen her produce work for the likes of Honda, the Royal Artillery and Stanley Security. Outside of the Jammy Custard Asylum, she’s developing an interest in photography, loves impractical shoes and is easily swayed by sushi.
Nick Price
Web Developer
Nick worked with many Welsh government bodies as the ‘go-to web guy’. He’s a very talented developer with knowledge of an array of coding languages. He’s also the brain behind Whisk CMS.
Renato Pequito
Creative
Portuguese-born Renato has a very keen eye for crisp graphic design and illustration, which is great for branding and print projects. The proof’s in his prints: renatopequito.com
Paul Dean
Copywriter
Paul Dean’s experience in both the private and public sector forms the strong and versatile base needed to be our resident word-smith, but perhaps most important is his passion for language.
