CEO

Oliver is CEO of THREESIXTY, the agency he has co-owned with The Casbah Group since 2016. Oliver was previously global head of communications and public affairs for Viagogo, launching the business internationally and acting as company spokesman. Prior to that, he spent nearly 18 years at Freuds where he founded the corporate and reputation department. Over the past 30 years, he has represented a diverse range of corporate clients, promoting and protecting their reputations, managing IPOs and exits, and advising high-profile individuals across business, culture, media and sport. Oliver started his career working alongside Lord Bell at Lowe Bell Communications.

MANAGING DIRECTOR

Rob is THREESIXTY’s Managing Director, specialising in promoting and protecting the reputations of some of the world’s biggest brands. He has more than 20 years’ media experience across PR and journalism, having advised clients including adidas, HSBC, Arsenal Football Club, Wizz Air, Samsung, Visa, Levi’s, Paddy Power, Red Bull Racing, Barbour and InterContinental Hotels Group. Rob spent six years at global PR agency Hill & Knowlton, and before that was an award-winning journalist. He has written for almost every UK national newspaper, including The Times, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Sun and Daily Mirror, and has also worked for Sky Television.

PARTNER

Louise has advised some of the world’s best-known brands, including Netflix, YouTube, Snapchat, Debenhams Group, Asda, and Coca Cola, on their corporate and financial communications and guided boards through some of the biggest media stories of the last two decades. Before THREESIXTY, Louise worked at several consultancies, including Freuds, Hill & Knowlton, and Portland, where she led the Corporate Communications practice. She has also held senior in-house roles at notonthehighstreet.com and with the beauty giant, L’Oréal.

POLITICAL ADVISER

Mark is a communications and political adviser who has worked at the highest levels of government, business and consultancy. Mark was head of strategic communications in 10 Downing Street under Prime Ministers Gordon Brown and David Cameron, where he led the response to the financial crisis in 2008 and coordinated communications for the G20 summit in 2009. He later moved to strategic advisory firm, Portland, where he launched its government advisory practice and served as CEO, and was most recently President of Europe for Omnicom’s PR division. Mark started his career as a journalist in local newspapers and radio, working his way up to become the Managing Director of LBC. 

DIRECTOR

Rob has nearly 20 years’ experience in communications and public affairs, advising organisations across the energy, technology, transport, sport, and financial services industries, as well as the charity sector. He has worked with brands including Samsung, Vistaprint, Forest, Red Bull Racing, Viagogo and the charity, Think Equal. Before joining THREESIXTY, he was an Associate Director at W Communications, led external affairs for eDreams ODIGEO and oversaw public affairs at MoneySuperMarket. He has also held senior roles at the trade association techUK, and the City of London.

DIRECTOR

Priscilla is a senior corporate communications director with over 13 years’ experience building and protecting the reputation of global brands and organisations. She specialises in corporate and sustainability communications for fast-growing and iconic consumer-facing brands, helping to shape compelling narratives that build trust, engage stakeholders and drive long-term reputation value. She has advised some of the world’s largest brands including Mars Incorporated, Coca-Cola, UNIQLO, Parfums Christian Dior and Arsenal FC. Priscilla was previously a Director at strategic communications firm Portland, and has held senior roles at Freuds and Ogilvy PR.

DIRECTOR

Rachel has more than 13 years’ experience in strategic communications, working with high-profile brands to successfully manage, enhance and safeguard their reputations. With experience across a broad range of corporate and consumer briefs, she specialises in developing integrated communications strategies that drive brand awareness, build reputation, and deliver measurable results. Rachel has successfully led campaigns for clients across a variety of sectors including travel, retail, food and beverage, tech, sustainability and finance. Previous clients include blue chip organisations such as Google, Coca-Cola, Nestle and Mondelez. Rachel previously held senior roles at Ogilvy and Instinctif Partners. 

DIRECTOR OF BROADCAST

Arthur leads THREESIXTY’s broadcast division, overseeing all television, radio and podcast consultancy, strategy and placement for our clients. He brings vast broadcast knowledge from roles at the BBC, ITV, IMG and Sky, followed by a decade’s experience in PR, specialising in securing high-impact broadcast coverage and advising senior leaders on spokesperson positioning, narrative development and crisis preparedness. Arthur delivers global, pan-European and national campaigns for high-profile brands including Arsenal, BT, De Beers, Landsec, Levi’s, Lotus, Red Bull Racing, Samsung, Under Armour, Uniqlo and Wizz Air, placing executives on influential platforms such as BBC, Sky, Bloomberg, CNBC and CNN.