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Multitude Media Restructures Leader Team & Prepares Live Entertainment Push

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Multitude Media has promoted Gem Pinkney to managing director as part of a wider restructure of its senior team. The London agency also plans to expand into live entertainment, broadening its work beyond its established television and personal publicity businesses.

Founder and chief executive Will Wood will lead the new team. Nicole Campbell, Sal Porter and Jess Molyneux have been promoted to senior PR lead roles across scripted and entertainment, unscripted and factual, and corporate and special projects. Charlotte Kershaw will return from maternity leave in January as strategy and creative director across TV, culture and live entertainment, while Emily Hargreaves continues to lead personal PR. The agency expects to make further hires over the coming months.

  • Gem Pinkney becomes Multitude Media’s managing director.
  • Three colleagues take senior PR lead roles.
  • The agency plans to expand into live entertainment.

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Multitude Media is a London public relations agency, meaning it helps clients communicate with the public and the press. Its established work includes publicity for television programmes and people, with teams covering scripted shows, factual programmes and personal PR.

Founder and chief executive Will Wood leads the agency. Gem Pinkney’s promotion to managing director places her in a senior role in its day-to-day leadership, alongside senior PR leads responsible for different areas of work. The agency also plans to build its work in live entertainment, such as events and performances, and expects to add staff.

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