Harry East

Harry East has a diverse work experience that spans over several companies and industries. Harry is the Founder and Managing Director of PRISM 55 | The Digital Growth Agency, where they lead a team in designing, building, and growing digital products and services. Harry is also the Founder of AllergyCrowd, a platform that connects individuals with dietary needs to gain confidence in eating out and buying food on the go.

Harry has served as a Fractional CMO for Ningi, where they oversee marketing strategy and execution for Ningi and their clients. Harry provides end-to-end marketing solutions, staying ahead of the curve and helping businesses achieve their goals. Additionally, they have experience as a Fractional CMO for AQRU, assisting in brand formation and engaging with agency partners to ensure rapid growth.

In the past, Harry founded and served as the Creative Director of Equals Collective, where they helped businesses deliver on their ambitions through hiring, training, technology, and tailored marketing services. Harry also founded and served as the Managing Director of Equals Creative, and worked as an Investor for bulugo, a company that helps reduce operating costs and enhance competitiveness in the maritime industry.

Earlier in their career, Harry worked as an Infrastructure Engineer for Attenda Ltd., maintaining enterprise architecture infrastructure and ensuring high levels of availability. Harry also served as an Information Security and Compliance Analyst and an IT Support Analyst for McLaren Group.

Overall, Harry East's work experience demonstrates their expertise in digital growth, marketing strategy, brand formation, and infrastructure management across various industries.

Harry East completed their education in a chronological manner. From 2004 to 2006, they attended Woking College, where they completed A Levels in Music, Music Technology, IT, and Computing. Following this, they enrolled in Kingston College from 2006 to 2008, earning an HNC in Computing. Harry continued their education at Kingston College from 2008 to 2009, obtaining an HND in Computing. Finally, Harry attended the University of Surrey from 2009 to 2011, where they completed their undergraduate studies, earning a BsC (Hons) degree in Computing. Additionally, they received certifications including a First Class Honours BsC in Computing from the University of Surrey and an HNC in Computing from Kingston College, although the specific dates for obtaining these certifications are not provided.