Meet Our Team

1. Tell us a bit about yourself, where you from, what you do outside of work?

I’m a true Londoner and mother of two adorable men. Outside of work I love fashion, consider myself to be a bit of a gymaholic and absolutely love pizza!

2. What’s a fun fact about you related to work?

Being a consultant suits my personality perfectly. I am friendly and approachable and probably talk a bit too much.

3. What does your typical day usually entail?

My day is filled with client contact. I filter between checking emails and addressing incoming quote requests and following up on existing estimates or open enquiries. I’m also on the phone talking to customers, creating new relationships with incoming inquiries or consulting on a project. In between it all, I look through potential pipelines and follow up on potential clients.

4. What is the most interesting part of your job?

After working on all the details with the clients and seeing the designers work on the brief, my favourite part is seeing it all come together. I find the end result the most interesting, to see how the project unfolds from the initial conversation to completion.

5. How do you approach a client brief/enquiry?

Listening to the client and making sure I understand the details of the enquiry. Or sometimes the client does not know the exact specifics of what they need. In those cases making sure we have good communication to help guide them and explore all the options. I like to find out where the signage is going, any restrictions in access or location, size, brand or colour requirements, purpose of the sign, budget and also discuss potential product options.

1. Tell us a bit about yourself, where you from, what you do outside of work?

I was born in London and grew up here. I studied Graphic Design at Staffordshire University. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family and playing football although in more recent times I seem to be watching my son, Jake play rather than playing myself. I’m a big Spurs fan and enjoy going to the games.

2. What does your typical day usually entail?

My typical day starts with coffee! I then catch up on emails and plan the day’s design and sign-making jobs, Hasan and I will go through the new work orders and decide who they are assigned to. I will then ensure the sign-maker/s are up to speed with what they need to do and have all the required materials/information to complete their jobs. The majority of my day is spent preparing artwork proofs and designing proposals, dealing with subcontractors and confirming orders with suppliers. In the afternoon I will make sure we are prepared for the following days install/s. Briefing the installers, ensuring they have all the relevant information and install sheets then checking the jobs are ready for them. Overall making sure the downstairs (production) runs smoothly.

3. What is your background?

After completing a degree in Graphic Design I joined FASTSIGNS in 2005 and have since filled pretty much every position available. I started in sales, moved into sign making and installation, then graphic design and now production management.

4. How do you approach a client brief/enquiry?

This is the exciting bit. It's important to listen and understand the clients’ needs (even if they are not always right) but I still enjoy being given the freedom to creatively work on projects and provide solutions that ‘WOW&

1.What is your job description within FASTSIGNS Hammersmith?

I work within both the Sales & Marketing teams.

2.What does your typical day usually entail?

My day is split between working with clients and moving through the steps of their projects, going to networking events,and liaising with the marketing and social media team.

3.What is the most interesting part of your job?

It's never boring! Every day is different with a new creative challenge, and there is always something new to learn.It's great to meet new people, and to be able to help clients to grow their brand.

4.How do you approach a client brief/enquiry?

I like to spend a bit of time getting to know the client, their philosophy and their concept, so I can make the best recommendations. Each project is a personal challenge to find the best and most effective solution.

5.What advice would you give a business interested in new signs?

My advice would be to decide what their message is to the world and what they want people to remember about them. It could be a logo, colour, a specific word-anything! Effective signage can make those key elements of a brand unforgettable.

6.What project have you been particularly proud of?

Assisting an independent cafe to update their brand aesthetic, including graphics and colour choices, and options for marketing materials. It's been very rewarding to get to know them well, and see their business evolve and grow.