Danielle is one of Q’s longest serving writers and uses her skills to serve up everything from short and snappy blog posts to in-depth thought leadership articles with a helping of infographic copy and video scripts on the side. She is also a qualified editor with a degree in English Literature and Film Studies.

Danielle can’t get enough of the Great Outdoors or think of a better way to spend the weekend than taking off on her trusty mountain or road bike. Consequently, she’s also Q’s go-to weather girl of a Friday.

Matt’s background in sports and music writing began at the tender age of 16 when he composed his local football team’s matchday programme. Here at Q he produces a range of content including blogs, website copy and video scripts for a variety of clients and sectors. Matt graduated with a BA degree in Journalism from Brighton where he also obtained an NCTJ Preliminary Certificate.

When he’s not writing, Matt indulges his obsession with the American South, namely Western films, country music, bourbon whiskey and authentic fried chicken.

Lewis’ average week sees him publish the best part of 100 social media posts. He’s responsible for looking after all of our clients’ social channels; creating, scheduling and analysing content on all platforms, as well as engaging with their audiences and providing recommendations on profile improvements.

With an NVQ in Business & Professional Administration to his name, and six years working in the healthcare sector for both public and private practices, his first-class admin and organisational skills quickly won him the nickname ‘Spreadsheet’.

Eleanor’s an integral part of our writing team here at Q, producing a range of content formats – thought leadership, white papers, blogs and infographic copy – for a variety of clients and sectors.

With a BA in History and German, as well as an NCTJ certificate in newspaper journalism and an MFA in Creative Writing under her belt, Eleanor previously worked as a newspaper journalist and for BBC News online. She then went on to work in charity copywriting for a number of years.

When Eleanor’s not at work, you can either find her playing the tenor saxophone, or wild swimming in a serene lake (weather depending).

Polly is an established member of the writing team here at Q, and our resident legal expert. As well as more than five years’ marketing experience in copywriting and PR, Polly was a paralegal for almost three years, handling both Claimant and Defendant Civil Litigation and Personal Injury Claims.

Polly uses her skills and experience to pen a range of blogs and thought leadership articles across a variety of sectors. She is a graduate of the University of Oxford and also has an MA and two legal qualifications (GDL and LPC).

Lisa is an experienced editor and digital content specialist with more than 10 years of experience in online content creation, content strategy, web editing, web content strategy, SEO, social media and copywriting.

One of the longest-standing members of the team, Lisa’s previous roles included Digital Content Editor at City of Bristol College as well as Deputy Editor at a London-based publishing house. She holds a BA degree in French and American Studies from Middlesex University.

Lisa was once an extra in a Bollywood film. They made her wear bright yellow Lycra. She hasn’t been an extra since.

On an average day you can find Stephen diligently crafting design solutions for our clients from a variety of sectors. Whether he’s concocting concepts for infographics or bringing e-books to life, our in-house designer lives and breathes all things design. With a background in illustration, combined with his studies in Graphic Design and Motion Graphics, Stephen’s ability to take a concept and run with it means our clients are in safe hands.

A BA graduate from UCA in Maidstone, he spent the “wilderness years” mixing cocktails and music for a living, before getting a ‘proper job’. And, after six years freelancing, he joined us here at Q.

Besides design, Stephen enjoys bitter-sweet films, joyous music, sweating it out at his local boxing gym and spending time with his family.

Christian began working life as a barrister before a round the world travel trip induced him to change to the life of a journalist. Having covered the weird and wonderful life of the High Court in London for Estates Gazette (he once met King Arthur Pendragon), he joined The Lawyer magazine where he dispensed advice on careers in law.

He has extensive experience of researching and producing features, news articles and a wide range of editorial items that engage communities

If Christian has a super power it is the ability to find whatever items his daughters have ‘mislaid’ in the past 24 hours by opening his eyes while looking. His wife would like him to stop buying books, comics, records and various other ephemera off ebay. He is writing an unreadable novel.