Rachael Rainbow is an accomplished Operations Director at Brilliant Noise, an innovative marketing company that specializes in global brands. With a background in Information Systems and Geography, German, and European Studies, she brings a unique perspective to her work. Rachael's responsibilities include overseeing internal operations such as project management, finance management, and IT development. She prides herself in providing effective systems and processes to support her team in delivering high-quality work.

As part of the management team, Rachael provides financial oversight, conducts management information and reporting, engages in budgeting and scenario planning, as well as resource management and employee engagement. She has successfully led the implementation of an integrated agency management system to enhance the company's workflow. Rachael's previous role as a Client Partner has given her the experience of developing and delivering strategic marketing initiatives for clients including Heathrow Airport, Porsche, and the University of Warwick.

Before joining Brilliant Noise, Rachael worked as the Production Director at Cogapp where she managed the production and user experience teams. She was at the helm of the delivery of the web and mobile sites for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, one of the world's most iconic cultural institutions. Rachael also served as the project manager for the highly successful Icons of England project, the largest cultural project commissioned by Culture Online, an agency of the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport. Her clients have included London 2012, the National Portrait Gallery, the National Archives, Macmillan, and the European Union.

Rachael's areas of expertise include agency management, resource management, project management, account management of large scale projects, and PRINCE2 and Agile/Scrum methodologies. She has a particular interest in employee engagement, strategic marketing, and the integration of technology into marketing initiatives.