Bring didn’t just appear overnight. It’s the product of nearly 30 years in digital — from the earliest days of SEO, when search engine submissions and clunky tools were the norm, to leading enterprise teams at some of the world’s most respected digital and data companies.

My career started when the internet still felt like the Wild West. I was there when SEO meant submitting websites manually to search engines. I remember when keyword stuffing actually worked, when analytics were limited to hit counters, and when the only “algorithm” you worried about was Google’s next update.

Since then, I’ve worked across just about every corner of the digital landscape — from major publishers and agencies to tech giants like Similarweb, where I led the Australian team. Along the way, I noticed a repeating pattern: clients weren’t getting what they needed. Not really.

They were being sold complexity when they needed clarity. Flashy decks instead of grounded strategy. Lots of noise, but not much signal.

So I built Bring.

Bring is my answer to all of that — a boutique digital performance agency that does things properly. We’re not about overpromising or reinventing the wheel just to impress. We’re about clarity, results, and integrity.

I didn’t want to build another agency. I wanted to build the right kind of partner. One that clients could trust, one that could be direct without being arrogant, and one that genuinely gives a damn about the outcomes.

And I wanted to create a place where good people could do great work, learn fast, ask questions without hesitation, and enjoy the ride.

Bring is built on three decades of digital insight — and it exists to create something better: for clients, for teams, and for the future of digital performance.