Amy Rowcliffe

Director Of Marketing at Everyone TV

Amy Rowcliffe has extensive work experience in marketing and brand strategy. Amy is currently working as the Director of Marketing at Everyone TV, where they lead strategic marketing efforts for the UK's free-to-air satellite TV platform and oversees brand strategy and development for the company. Prior to this, they worked as a Marketing Consultant at AKR Marketing Ltd, where they provided strategic support to small businesses and start-ups in building their brands and achieving growth. Amy also held the position of Head of Campaign Management, Europe at Samsung Electronics and Director of Marketing at Internet Matters Ltd. Amy has also worked at Sky in various roles including Head of Strategic Projects, Head of Brand, Head of Marketing Planning, Head of Direct Marketing, and Marketing Controller. Amy started their career at BT as a Marketing Manager and Account Director at Ogilvy, specializing in direct marketing campaigns for BT Vision. Amy's early career includes experience as a Marketing Manager at British Gas and Senior Account Manager at EHS Brann.

Amy Rowcliffe attended Wimbledon School of Art from 1995 to 1996, where they pursued a Foundation degree in Fine/Studio Arts. Following that, they studied at the University of Exeter from 1996 to 1999, earning a Combined BA Hons degree in English and Fine Art.

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Everyone TV

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Everyone TV (formerly Digital UK) leads the evolution of free TV in the UK and runs the nation’s free TV platforms - Freeview and Freesat. We are owned and supported by the UK’s leading public service broadcasters - the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. At the heart of everything we do is a belief that everyone should be able to access great quality TV, regardless of location or income. We are the champions of free TV in the UK, of what it delivers for viewers and the positive impact it has on wider society. Partnerships and collaboration are critical to the success of free-to-view TV in the UK and we are focused on ensuring our services continue to deliver for our viewers and partners. ​ ​As viewing behaviours change and more of us watch content online, we’ll continue to build on what British broadcasting offers us – the best content, the shows most focused on ourselves, our interests and our culture as well as impartial news – all free at the point of viewing, easily accessible, and open to all. 


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