Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Goodbye Bauer Media - hello Brando Digital

I'm delighted to say I start a new job on Monday October 27. I'm leaving my role at Bauer Media (formerly Emap Consumer Media) to join the world's largest full service Social Media agency network: Brando Digital.

Brando Digital is a start-up with truly global reach, based in Camden, London.

I'm going to be Director of Social Media and work with a team of brilliant people to take companies, brands and organisations on their journey through and to the networked world.

I believe that listening to, learning from and participating in the networked world are the keys to understanding it, benefiting from it and becoming a humanised part of it - and so does Brando Digital.

You'll be able to learn more about Brando Digital on our website (Brando-Digital.com) when it goes live. It's a holding page at present - that's how new we are. Brando Digital is part of Brando World - of which more, here.

One of the big reason's I'm joining is the enlightened attitude of the organisation: They've been happy to recruit me on a four-days-a-week basis.
My fifth day (in a kind of self-funding google 20%-rule-model) can be used to take me outside the silo - doing my own consultancy work: from advice and analysis to workshops, speaking and conference organising. More about that will be published at http://fasterfutureconsulting.com when that url goes live in the next few days.

In the meantime, if you want to contact me about either working with the most faster-future-thinking, most globally networked* full-service social media agency there is (that's Brando Digital folks!) or about FasterFuture Consulting, drop me a line at: davidpcushman AT gmail DOT com

*Brando Digital has community and blogger outreach capabilities in EMEA, North America, Central and Latin America, Asia and Oceania; across English, Spanish (Catalan/Basque), Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese (Cantonese), Russian and Arabic languages.

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11 comments:

neilperkin said...

Great news David. Congrats and wishing you all the best with the new gig!

Rebecca Caroe said...

Well done! What a great opportunity for you. Looking forward to coffee in Camden!

Rebecca Caroe

Dan Thornton said...

Congrats mate...

Good luck with the new job, and hanging out in Camden telling young people about the days of David Bowie...

It won't quite be the same without you!

Chris Reed said...

Great news David. Wishing you all the best in sunny North London.

Angus Farquhar said...

All the best man, sounds like its going to be really good.

Rory Brown said...

Congratulations on the new job. Sounds like a lot of fun.

Rory

eaon pritchard said...

congrats. some more regular tweet up appearances in landan from you then.
hah! just remembered i upset one of your new colleagues in the comments in a previous post. tell him i'm a nice guy really.
seriously, hope it goes well for you. E

David Cushman said...

Thank you all so much for your kind words and encouragement both here and via twitter and emails. It's been an extremely heart-warming deluge.
You all make me very proud to be part of social media!

Jonathan Hopkins said...

Congratulations David. I've heard good things about Brando. 4 day week too? Awesome!

CEO said...

Congratulations David! Lucky them to have you....

Simon Collister said...

Many congrats, David. Hope it all goes well. We ought to catch up over coffee sometime too.

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