We are earthware
We were formed out of frustration. We saw a way to build better digital solutions that solve real problems, in a more practical and down-to-earth way.
Ten years later, we’re in our fancy converted barn, with a great group of people, working with the biggest brands and most exciting challenges. We love it.
Meet our people
Adam Prentice
Developer
because... I want to use my skills to better the lives of others as much as possible.
Andy Summerfield
Developer
because... I'm all about bringing a design to life with colour, animation and more!
Anthony Marshall
Technical Director
because... quality is so personally important to me - I ensure everyone commits to the high standards earthware has in place so that everything we produce is done so with the full attention to detail, rigour and dedication it deserves.
Brian Norman
Founder and Chief Technology Officer
because... navigating the fast evolving world of technology is a daunting task, let alone working out how to leverage it to make a real difference in peoples lives.
Chris Finch
Managing Director
because... having worked on both sides of the fence as both a client and for an agency, I can bring the strategic business thinking needed at the start of a project.
Eliana Reyes
Account Executive
because... no project is ever the same. They are all about bringing exciting new ideas to life that make people's lives easier, and I love that!
Emma Cribb
Project Manager & QA Lead
because... quality is never an accident.
Emma Green
Client Excellence Director
because... a commitment to excellence is at the heart of everything we do.
Flo Beaumont
Account Manager
because... I love seeing the project come to life and the client happy!
Georgina Wardell
Senior Account Manager
because... you need someone to keep your project on track, on budget and on time!
Iain Norman
UX Engineer
because... I bridge the gap between creative and logical, transforming clients needs into realisable products.
Lauren Eden
Operational Excellence Director
because... someone needs to keep everything running smoothly!
Melanie Charles
Marketing Manager
because... I want to help connect people with solutions that make a real difference.
Natalie Crofts
Administrator
because... I'm everyone's right hand man for administrative help or anything general no-one has time for, I love being needed!
Neil Osmond
Founder and Technologist
because... I am passionate about guiding people who want to create technology solutions, but don't know how, through a journey to success.
Oli Amorowson
Senior UX & Visual Designer
because… design is a bridge between technology and people.
Paul Sparkes
Developer
because... people need their dreams built.
Rachel Shelley
Marketing Executive
because... the world needs to know what we're all about!
Rob Giffin
Software Developer
because... software development has always been a passion of mine and a great way to express my creativity.
Steve Edwards
Creative Director
because... unifying UX, design and development makes for a more enriching experience.
Tom Alabaster
Mobile Developer
because... building life changing solutions by doing something I love is a lot more valuable to me than three years of partying!
Our
values
Introducing 'vitamin e',
the source of earthware goodness.
earthware HQ
Our hub is a converted barn in the Hertfordshire hamlet of Newnham. Surrounded by fields and with a duck pond on the doorstep it's an idyllic place to think, create and work. Drop in. Stay a while, help yourself to the kettle and our permanently stocked biscuit barrel.
Just a 40-minute train ride from London Kings Cross, it's also brilliant for meetings in the fresh air (or over the foosball table when it's raining).
Home comforts
We are an integrated team, whether at earthware HQ, at home, in a cafe or on the road. We embrace the agility of Teams and Zoom to keep in touch with our Norwich office and home workers.
Here, there, everywhere
Fancy spending the afternoon in a coffee shop to help you focus on writing web copy? No problem. Need to take a stroll in the park to clear your head and solve that coding conundrum? That’s what they did at Bletchley Park…
