Jul 23, 2026 · 15 min · 9 segments
In our latest Creatives Series interview, Daryl sits down with seasoned creative Director Bridget Johnson, as recommended by TU Dublin's Rosie Hand. Bridget opens up about leaving law behind, what…
Daryl MoorhouseHost
Hello and welcome to the Irish Marketing Podcast powered by IMJ and Tin Pot Productions.
When I was putting this series together, I reached out to a number of people to ask who they would like to hear interviewed.
One of them was Rosie Hand from TU Dublin who recommended Bridget Johnson and today you'll hear that conversation.
Bridget is a creative director whose work started in South Africa but has also worked for a number of agencies here in Ireland and we'll talk about how her career started and progressed.
I think it's fairly apparent that there is a kind of a thread running through Bridget's work and that is the ability to try and effect meaningful change in people's lives and that's definitely demonstrated through her campaign work.
before we get into it this is your weekly reminder to follow the podcast if you haven't done so and to let you know you can also find us on youtube if that's your preference okay here we go myself and bridget johnson in conversation earlier this month One of the people that we contacted was Rosie Hand from TU Dublin, who I'm sure you know.
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Hello and welcome to the Irish Marketing Podcast powered by IMJ and Tin Pot Productions.
When I was putting this series together, I reached out to a number of people to ask who they would like to hear interviewed.
One of them was Rosie Hand from TU Dublin who recommended Bridget Johnson and today you'll hear that conversation.
Bridget is a creative director whose work started in South Africa but has also worked for a number of agencies here in Ireland and we'll talk about how her career started and progressed.
I think it's fairly apparent that there is a kind of a thread running through Bridget's work and that is the ability to try and effect meaningful change in people's lives and that's definitely demonstrated through her campaign work.
before we get into it this is your weekly reminder to follow the podcast if you haven't done so and to let you know you can also find us on youtube if that's your preference okay here we go myself and bridget johnson in conversation earlier this month One of the people that we contacted was Rosie Hand from TU Dublin, who I'm sure you know.
