Danny Wright

Danny Wright has extensive work experience in creative roles, primarily in the areas of copywriting and creative direction.

Danny started their career as an English instructor in Japan, where they developed strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Danny then worked as a copywriter for various agencies, including Liquid and agency:2, where they created engaging content for brands and built influential online communities.

Danny also worked as a copywriter at Macmillan Cancer Support, where they contributed to fundraising campaigns and maintained the organization's house style.

Danny later joined Anthony Nolan as a Copy Manager, overseeing creative output and developing the brand's tone of voice.

Danny then moved on to the NSPCC, initially as a Senior Copywriter and later as a Creative Director, where they managed the Creative Studio and ensured brand consistency.

Danny'smost recent role was as the Creative Director at the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), where they led the in-house creative team, developed creative strategies, and delivered award-winning campaigns.

Overall, Danny Wright's work experience showcases their expertise in creative leadership, copywriting, and brand development.

Danny Wright attended The University of Sheffield from 2001 to 2004, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in History. Danny then pursued further education at the same university from 2004 to 2005, earning a Master of Arts degree in Historical Research.