GREG FEARON
Greg Fearon is a digital marketing and communications professional with 20+ years' experience promoting live events, talks, books and documentary films around the world. Working across a wide range of sectors, Greg has extensive knowledge of the arts, science, education, the environment, health care and sustainability.
After graduating from Macquarie University with a degree in Arts Management in 2004, Greg worked as a Marketing Manager at Sydney Opera House and London's Barbican Centre, leading on campaigns to promote international contemporary music stars.
After graduating from Macquarie University with a degree in Arts Management in 2004, Greg worked as a Marketing Manager at Sydney Opera House and London's Barbican Centre, leading on campaigns to promote international contemporary music stars.
In 2011 Greg joined the UK arts advertising agency Target Live (part of Havas Group), where he led on the overall digital and advertising strategy for the UK's leading entertainment clients including Festival Republic's Reading & Leeds and Latitude Festivals, Tower Bridge Exhibition, Kew The Music and Hyde Park Winter Wonderland.
In 2015 Greg moved to Madrid, Spain where he oversaw the marketing and communication teams responsible for promoting Spain's 50,000 capacity FIB Benicàssim Music Festival until 2018. Now based in Lisbon, Portugal, Greg has been operating as an independent consultant since 2019, providing digital strategy, marketing services and bespoke training to clients around the world. Clients include The Oliver Sacks Foundation (USA), Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (Bath, UK), Super Bock Super Rock Festival (Portugal), Museums of the University of St Andrews (Scotland), The Design Museum (London), the Hunterian Museum at the University of Glasgow and the Shropshire Union Canal Society (Shropshire, UK),
Most recently, Greg was recruited by Times Higher Education (London, UK) to lead on the overall marketing and communications strategy for the 2023 Global Sustainable Development Congress at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia. This annual event provides a platform for universities to work closely with governments, business and civil society in order to speed up progress towards the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
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In 2015 Greg moved to Madrid, Spain where he oversaw the marketing and communication teams responsible for promoting Spain's 50,000 capacity FIB Benicàssim Music Festival until 2018. Now based in Lisbon, Portugal, Greg has been operating as an independent consultant since 2019, providing digital strategy, marketing services and bespoke training to clients around the world. Clients include The Oliver Sacks Foundation (USA), Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (Bath, UK), Super Bock Super Rock Festival (Portugal), Museums of the University of St Andrews (Scotland), The Design Museum (London), the Hunterian Museum at the University of Glasgow and the Shropshire Union Canal Society (Shropshire, UK),
Most recently, Greg was recruited by Times Higher Education (London, UK) to lead on the overall marketing and communications strategy for the 2023 Global Sustainable Development Congress at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia. This annual event provides a platform for universities to work closely with governments, business and civil society in order to speed up progress towards the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
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LANGUAGES
Greg is a native English speaker with professional working knowledge of Spanish and Portuguese.
"Breadth of experience to tackle diverse projects"
"Results oriented, delivering insight-led cross-platform strategies"
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"Results oriented, delivering insight-led cross-platform strategies"
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