Team
Our team of staff and associates has an invaluable combination of skillsets
we look forward to working with you
Ian Rowlands is an environmental communications expert with a background in journalism. He believes that communication is key, is a former Guardian journalist, and is passionate about working with those who are tackling environmental challenges.
He worked in the environmental NGO and industry sector for many years, but made his mark creating a number of influential large-scale public and industry conferences festivals. Working with the creative community, arts performers, activists and BBC, and leading large teams, together they reached a diverse audience of over 35,000 people about vital environmental issues.
He also leads on projects, workshops, events and broadcasts, about sustainability, optimism, Nature and mental health.
Dr Russell Arnott PGCE is a marine biologist, oceanographer, award-winning communicator and YouTuber, Russell is a director of Incredible Oceans - our sister company - an environment communication agency that helps others communicate better about the ocean, climate and environment to foster behaviour change in audiences.
He is a science communicator and TV presenter, represented by David Foster Management. He regularly performs at Cheltenham Science Festival, regional STEMFests, Big Bang Fairs, Elderflower Fields Festival, and The Science Show-Off. As a specialist with media experience he has worked with Sky News, Channel 5 Saturday Show.
He has a PhD from University of Bath on the application of marine physics to biological systems, he holds a combined-Masters in Oceanography at the University of Southampton, and completed PGCE in Secondary Science (Physics) at University of Sussex working as Head of Physics at a secondary sixth-form in London.
Gina Gow works on our client projects where the focus is on using creativity as a powerful learning tool in our training, as well as project managing some of our large scale events and activities.
With a degree in Business Studies from Oxford, she has worked in commercial and non-profit industries before specialising in communications within the environmental sector.