Changemakers
Video showcasing students making change, part of a series.
Final-year Marketing student with real-world industry experience.
I am in my final year of a Marketing & Management degree at the University of Exeter, having spent a year on placement as the European Marketing Assistant for Panasonic TOUGHBOOK, assisting in channel partner marketing across Europe, as well as UK&I regional events and campaigns.
Alongside my degree, I have led the publicity team for XRacing, the university’s Formula Student team, and worked part-time as a videographer for the Students’ Guild.
Outside of work, I enjoy astrophotography and motorsport, as well as owning my own camera for photography and videography.
University of Exeter
A four-year degree at the University of Exeter Business School, including a year in industry with Panasonic TOUGHBOOK. I have learned the fundamentals and theories behind real-world marketing strategies, while beyond the course itself, university has built my confidence and given me opportunities I would not otherwise have had.
Predicted classification
2:1
Currently in my final year, averaging a high 2:1 and on track to graduate in 2027.
Previous module results:
| Module | Stage | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer and Market Analysis | Year 2 | 73% – 1st |
| Consumer Behaviour | Year 2 | 72% – 1st |
| Marketing Communications: Strategies and Applications | Year 2 | 66% – 2:1 |
| Statistics for Business | Year 1 | 83% – 1st |
| Fundamentals of Marketing | Year 1 | 70% – 1st |
Attributes
Strategy
Market analysis, segmentation, positioning and go-to-market planning.
Analytics
Campaign measurement, research design and understanding data.
Brand
Identity, messaging, and content that stays consistent across channels.
Management
Project coordination, budget management, and team collaboration under deadlines.
Panasonic Connect // 1 Jul 2025 – 31 Jul 2026
European Marketing Assistant. Industrial placement.
Role
European Marketing Assistant
Duration
13 months
Region
Europe (EMEA)
Sector
B2B Technology
An industrial placement in the European marketing team at Panasonic TOUGHBOOK, reporting to both the head of EMEA channel marketing and the head of UK & Ireland regional marketing. In this role I managed the Market Development Funds (MDF) process, produced graphics, supported events and helped deliver campaigns across Europe.
// Spec sheet
Market Development Funds (MDF)
Managed the full MDF process for European channel partners, taking over 150 requests against a six-figure euro regional budget from submission through to claim and keeping partners and internal teams informed at each stage.
Events
Supported event planning and delivery, having been invited to four UK-based trade shows as well as multiple European events.
Graphics & campaigns
Produced graphics for TOUGHBOOK use and partner activity, as well as supported the wider team on European marketing campaigns.
Tracking & Reporting
Produced reports to showcase the current status of incentives we were running, as well as UK-wide reports on the market status.
// Field log
Engagement growth (avg. while lead)
+50%
Follower growth (avg. while lead)
+30%
Competition
FS UK
Seasons
2
Formula Student is a competition where students design, build and race a small single-seater Formula-style car at Formula Student UK. I joined XRacing’s publicity team in my first year and led the team in my second. My role focused on building our brand profile through social media, events and the car’s visual identity.
Videography & Production
This was a part-time paid role within the Exeter Students’ Guild in my second year. Here I filmed and edited short videos, documenting events and student societies. Most importantly, I aimed to tell their stories to a wider audience.
// videos produced: a selection
Changemakers
Video showcasing students making change, part of a series.
Cultural Festival
Video featuring interview footage with the Vice Chancellor, Lisa Roberts.
Guild Wrapped
Motion graphic video to be featured on a large display, showcasing Guild stats.
Section 05
The software and tools I use across my work, both creatively and for day-to-day marketing operations.
A note on how this site was made
AI is changing how people work, so I wanted to show that I can use it sensibly as a tool.
I don't have the coding skills to build a site like this myself, so I used AI to write the code. Everything bar the code is done by myself and the design was all done via my original prompting. Even though I don't have the coding skills I still went away and learnt how to host it myself.
I think AI can be a useful tool when it's used with care and someone is steering it, which is why I decided to included this statement