In the end, our job is simply about developing solutions for you… our client.

Our resident disruptor

Affectionately known as ‘Robbo’, Scott is first and foremost a character. Possessing a menu of unique skills, he’s in his late thirties with a reputation as an innovator, problem solver and action man. Scott leads the crew at Jack in the box and has overseen the many changes experienced by the marketing industry over the past 22 years.

He is regarded as one of the most creative thinkers and he has patiently adapted the marketing disciplines to harmonise with today’s fast paced market. He is a man who believes in a progressive process of leading the way rather than following.

His ability to articulate brand stories affords him a clear advantage, enabling the box to continue to pivot well ahead of the market. He possesses an uncanny ability to effectively disrupt spaces, creating solutions to complex commercial and community situations.

Scott has an unconventional style and leads a team of highly talented crew who work tirelessly on developing the internationally award winning results Jack in the box has become renowned for.

Having a seat at the table of Regional Development Australia provides a unique viewpoint of the region. His wealth of knowledge in driving economic growth in the South West continues to prove a distinct advantage for clients of ‘the box’.

The people person 

Alecia understands how to work with people, pure and simple. This comes from having spent a decade in workplace training, project and change management, and strategic risk and compliance.

She has experience not only dealing with different personalities, ethnicities and backgrounds, but also understanding how people can work together to get the best outcome. People management comes naturally.

Alecia has worked from the ground up, gaining impeccable organisational and administrative skills in a variety of industries – including real estate, insurance, hospitality and construction. Along the way she’s picked up qualifications in training and risk management, and seen her work collaboratively and autonomously on a variety of projects.

Alecia’s connection with people extends beyond the 9-5. She’s a qualified yoga teacher and enjoys the feeling of both helping herself and helping others become more in-tune with their bodies and minds.

She has a way with words

Victoria didn’t choose her career path – it chose her. A love of sports and a way with words, Victoria found her calling within the sports industry before following her heart to the beautiful South West region of WA … and into the arms of ‘the box’.

She brings with her a decade of experience in communications and public relations roles, and within that a strong understanding of how to talk to various audiences.

Victoria loves to tell a story and the myriad of ways that can be done. Digital media has played a strong recurring role in her career to date and provided her with a strong understanding of how to best utilise ‘new media’ for success.

Along with her love of AFL, netball, cricket, basketball, soccer … the list goes on … Victoria is also passionate about living sustainably, exploring the outdoors and regularly enjoying the company of loved ones over a glass of one of WA’s finest reds.

The consummate artist

Vaughan travelled widely before jumping into ‘the box’, having worked in London as a Senior Art Director and Designer at The Face Agency where he headed up the Brand Design department with clients such as P&O Ferries, P&O North Sea Ferries and P&O Irish Sea Ferries. He was also a Senior Designer at 303 Advertising in Perth working on all creative marketing disciplines, from branding, advertising to web design.

A New Zealander and artist, he studied at The Waikato Polytechnic in the Northern Island City of Hamilton, where he achieved an Advanced Diploma in Design.

Vaughan is a ‘hands on’ designer with years of experience as a creative director, designer and graphic. His talent is best exemplified in his brand work and he is able to interpret the most complex of briefs. He offers an innovative style and is dedicated to balance and ensuring that the art of typography is not lost.

Give the man a sharpie

Born in Nelson, New Zealand and named after the famous sci-fi books & movie, Dune moved from Christchurch to Dunsborough some years ago after he felt the earth move. For him it was a sign to find a place where he, his partner and two daughters could enjoy life and start again.

Dune, the designer and illustrator, claims to have an ambidextrous brain and his work really is proof of this ability to call on his left while using his creative right side.

He attended the New Zealand Design and Art College where he studied graphics and media. Working with UMC, Simpatico in Christchurch he cut his teeth on Tourism, Vehicles and Agriculture working on a number of major accounts.

Dune loves working on brands, magazine and campaign artwork, and has a special love of illustration, which is reflected in some of his original work.

He’s Jack in the box’s designer but he comes with conditions. He’s never allowed to challenge the origins of a Pavlova and any mention of underarm bowling attracts an immediate fine.

The computer whiz

Amber could easily claim ambidexterity, at least in terms of her professional motivations. She’s an IT whizz who is combining her career with a creative bent. She’s says she focused on web development because it combines the technical with the creative and when we say it’s an unusual mix, we mean it. Most career minded personnel in our industry concentrate on one or the other. It’s a welcome change and for the client it makes for a quality outcome.

The old sage

Recognised by his peers for his accomplishments in marketing, Tony has spent the past 45-plus years in developing a significant skill base. He served with management distinction in a number of companies, including Solahart, and as Marketing Director for George Weston Foods before becoming a private consultant.

He is a walking problem solver, meeting marketing challenges with innovative thinking, idea shaping and planned action. He is an accomplished writer, a talent reinforced by his abilities as a dimensional, lateral thinker.

In the past he has been responsible for a number of major branding projects including the conceptualisation and design of the brand for Underwater World International (now AQWA) and its implementation internationally.

Famous for his bad university humour and off beat jokes, his academic knowledge in the field of organisational culture and its relevance to campaign planning is part of Jack in the box’s back room think tank. He has spent many long hours fighting for the inclusion of organisational culture as an important consideration in the development of marketing, publishing a number of papers on the matter.

Tony has led, written and developed hundreds of successful marketing plans including thousands of words in press, policy documents, brochures, speeches, television and radio, as well as supervising final technical production and editing.

Watch this space. We’ll introduce Jill soon…