From the BBC to Clear Channel: meet The Drum Awards for Out of Home 2020 jury

Cutter is the activation director at Kinetic. She started her career in OOH 18 years ago and is a real advocate for the channel. Cutter is also the chief operating officer of Bloom – a network for Women in the communications industry where she strives to futureproof women’s careers, spearhead change, and pays it forward in terms of mentoring and skill sharing amongst others within the industry.

Weir has spent 13 years working as a channel specialist across online and OOH as well as a communications strategist. After returning to Publicis Media last year to become Starcom UK's OOH Business director, he has recently made ‘OOH group director’ across Publicis Media UK. He reports into the head of OOH with a focus on innovation and integration across the UK's agency brands and group practices.

Ravlic is the national sales director at Open Media, a national DOOH media owner with large format sites across the UK. She is a real ambassador of OOH having spent the past 18 years in the industry working for various OOH businesses. Prior to her career in OOH she worked in press and was part of the launch team on Metro newspaper. She is also a WACL Future Leader winner, sits on the Balance OOH committeem and also runs monthly OPEN chat events for women in the OOH and media industry.

Stubbings is an OOH expert with 13 years in the industry under her belt. She joined Clear Channel six years ago as sales director working on super premium digital product, Storm. Stubbings is an enthusiastic fledgling skier and wakeboarder with a flare for baking. Prior to joining Clear Channel, her career in media spanned press, cinema and outdoor with various roles at the Telegraph, DCM and Primesight.

Scovell is joint head of planning at Mindshare UK. Her career to-date has involved delivering media strategies and plans and leading a wide range of integrated marketing campaigns across a diverse client base, resulting in effective and award winning work. Her passion and strength lies in media planning and strategy – specifically, helping brands to use media communications more effectively and creatively. She is a recent graduate of the IPA Excellence Diploma (the MBA of brands), and has just delivered a thesis on the importance of creative and media collaboration.

Bofkin is the co-founder of Global Street Art, a leading multi-channel platform dedicated to supporting street art and artists. Global Street Art’s Agency is the UK’s leading supplier of Hand-Painted Advertising (HPA), winning two Drum OOH awards last year. A former UK breakdancer, Bofkin completed a biology degree at Oxford and a PhD in evolutionary mathematics at Cambridge. He has spoken about the value of painting in public spaces at TedX, Wired and other conferences. Lee authored the sell-out book Concrete Canvas in 2014, featuring a small fragment of his own personal photo-archive, which features more than 60,000 meticulously classified photos of street art and graffiti taken in more than 25 countries.

Junaid is a strategist at PlatformGSK, a Publicis agency designed to service GSK’s $1.7bn global consumer health media investments. Osman joined from Zenith UK where, as group strategy director, he advised clients including Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare, and 888.com. Prior to Zenith, Osman was head of insights at both Maxus (now Wavemaker) and M&C Saatchi agencies, where his focus lay in audience profiling, measurement and marketing effectiveness.

Cross is creative director of BBC Creative, leading work to promote BBC Sport, BBC1, CBBC, CBeebies, BBC Learning and the broadcaster’s charities. Previously he has won over 200 creative and effectiveness awards, and held senior creative positions in at McCann offices in Manchester, Prague and Berlin, for Aldi, SABMiller and Harley-Davidson. Whilst at the agency Big, Cross helped the company become one of the most awarded in the UK, and also previously headed campaigns for brands such as Cadbury, Domino’s, Vauxhall and Typhoo.