Exciting things are happening at Filter as our team takes on new industry roles – find out how we’re strengthening our impact with BIMA.
At Filter, we take pride in being a trusted digital partner for a diverse range of businesses. We actively engage with industry events and networking opportunities through leading organisations like BIMA, the British Interactive Media Association.
As active BIMA members, we’re always looking for ways to contribute and we’re excited to share some big news about how our team is taking on new roles to help encourage collaboration and growth.
BIMA is the leading body representing the digital and interactive media industry in the UK. They help to connect agencies, brands and tech leaders, supporting both collaboration and innovation. We’ve seen first-hand, the important role organisations like BIMA play in shaping the future of the digital space.
In addition to attending events and participating in BIMA’s initiatives, our team has been recognised for its contributions. Last year, our CTO and Co-Founder, Paul Halfpenny, and Allison Tupper, a key member of our Project Management team, were both named in the BIMA 100. We also won a BIMA Award for Digital Product Build for our work on PersonalizeWP, demonstrating our commitment to innovation in digital solutions.
As part of our ongoing collaboration with BIMA, we’re excited to announce that Rachel Berry, our Head of Client Services, has been appointed Co-Chair of BIMA Scotland Council. In this role, Rachel will help strengthen BIMA’s presence in Scotland, bringing together digital experts to build a thriving community.
BIMA plays a vital role in driving collaboration and innovation across the digital industry. Having been a member for several years across various agencies, I’m excited to work alongside other agencies, businesses, and professionals in Scotland to strengthen our community and create new opportunities.
Head of Client Services, Filter
Recognition is at the heart of BIMA’s work, and we’re proud to share that our CEO and Founder, Oliver Morrison, has been selected as a judge for BIMA 100. This programme celebrates the UK’s most influential professionals, recognising those who are shaping the industry through leadership, innovation and creativity. As a judge, Oliver will play a key role in identifying and championing outstanding talent within the industry.
It’s a privilege to be a BIMA 100 judge and celebrate the talent shaping our industry. BIMA plays a vital role in driving innovation, collaboration, and growth, and I’m looking forward to being part of this process.
CEO & Founder, Filter
With Rachel leading BIMA’s growth in Scotland and Oliver championing digital talent through the BIMA 100, we are excited about the future of BIMA and our role in it. Watch this space for future updates as we continue working closely with BIMA to support and grow the industry.
In the meantime, why not take a moment to explore some of the exciting projects we’ve delivered for our clients, where collaboration and insights from industry networks have played a key role in empowering success.
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