Dovetail

At Dovetail we operate a learning culture, and we aim to build training and mentoring elements into our Aristocrat slot game development process. We recognize that learning the intricacies of slot game design can be difficult, and strive to offer guidance to our team every step of the way.

We believe relationships matter most. Because we are never hit and run, our clients benefit from collaborations with some of the most talented, well placed and creative people and organisations in the North West.

Julia Brosnan

Julia did her degree at the Univeristy of Hull and went on to do research at the University of Oxford. She went onto work as a producer on Radios 2 and 4, and went on to write for a number of publications including The Guardian, The Independent, The New Statesman and numerous local papers and magazines. For some years she was a regular contributor to The Big Issue and the Manchester Evening News, and has worked with various TV programmes including regional and local news. She retains many of her cross-media contacts, and continues to work on a weekly programme for BBC Radio Manchester.

Julia worked as a writer/producer at Manchester College where she developed and delivered a range of training programmes for corporate clients including British airways, DHL and The Post Office. She went into PR and organisational development 15 years ago and has worked in several local authority press offices/comms teams, and on a number of regeneration projects. She particularly enjoys working with arts organisations and projects involved with social change. She is co-founder of Mish Mash cabaret, which gives a platform to unusual and unlikely talent.

Frankie Mullen

Frankie has a background in publishing, regeneration and arts/culture. She has extensive experience in developing and managing a variety of projects specialising in social regeneration and culture including North City Live and Give it a Go: The £5k Challenge, a flagship social enterprise development project for Lancashire. She was project manager for Revealing Histories: Remembering Slavery and also delivers strategic marketing and communications leading the public engagement side of Dig Manchester, Manchester’s hugely successful community archaeology dig for five years and managing the PR for Cohesion Live. She is highly experienced in development work with third sector organisations, undertaking a major perception and operational review for Addiction Dependancy Solutions.

Frankie graduated from University of Hull, followed by research at Laban Centre for Dance and Drama, University of London Goldsmiths' College. She has developed a range of training programmes for community and voluntary groups, and delivers training on board development, organisational development and communications within cultural organisations. Frankie is a SFEDI Accredited Training Mentor.

Frankie is a Trustee of Venture Arts, an arts organisation working with people with learning disabilities. She also sits on the Leadership Group of RAPAR (Refugee and Asylum Seekers Participatory Action Research).