Malcolm Davison FIIC, MCIM, LBIPP

Malcolm has more than 25 years' experience in communications gained in blue chip corporate and agency environments. His professional core skills are writing, high tech communications and project management.

Initially he was a mainframe programmer with Barclays Bank and in the mid-80s wrote five books on business computing.

For eight years he was publications editor with building materials manufacturer the Redland Group, and helped keep staff informed in 40 countries. He designed Redland's corporate website and worked on the Group's intranet.

In 2001 he was an intranet editor for the MoD's intranet during the lead up to PPP and the formation of Qinetiq. He has since advised major corporates on the structure and design of their intranets.

In recent years he has worked at the UN in Geneva, the European Commission in Brussels, for the Welsh and Scottish Governments and for a Whitehall Minister's communication team.

Malcolm is a Fellow of the Institute of Internal Communication, a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), and he is also a licentiate member of the British Institute of Professional Photographers (BIPP).

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We are regularly asked to provide web consultancy by our course participants to help them with their web projects, and more than happy to help where we can.

Kath Burke BA Oxon, Associate Director

Kath Burke is a trained journalist and has worked as an online content consultant for the past nine years.

Kath advises clients on their web content strategy, how to write readable content, devising content that's a magnet for search engines, and organising the site so readers can find their way around easily.

Kath has delivered web content seminars, workshops and training for clients as diverse as Diabetes UK, British Council, EDF Energy, Brighton University and property group Colliers CRE.

She’s written web copy for Sport England, the NHS, EDF Energy and various small businesses. Her journalism has appeared in Daily Mail, Sunday Times, Which? and the British Medical Journal. She also wrote a health book for women.

Kath is a member of Women in Journalism, Communicators in Business and the Information Architecture Institute.