Think Hard is a business and marketing consultancy established in 2006 by Mark Gorman. Mark has over 25 years’ experience in all areas of marketing communications – including advertising, media sales, business development, PR, digital marketing, direct marketing, sales promotion and design.
His experience covers virtually every sector of business both in the private and public sector.
He is 48, married with three kids and lives in South Queensferry, near Edinburgh.
He has impeccable taste in movies, books, music and marketing.
He has operated at Chairman, CEO, MD, Marketing Director and consultant level for the last 17 years of his career.
He is a Fellow of The IPA and has written three Grand Prix winning papers at the Scottish IPA Effectiveness Awards.
He is an ex chairman of the IPA and was a committee member of the Marketing Society in Scotland. as well as chairman of The Scottish Marketing Association (SMA). He has steered a cross discipline body for Scottish marketing communications called SMCAction.
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