Glyn Britton

Glyn studied Industrial Design at Brunel University. He started his career at British Airways, where he was part of the team of three who started ba.com, and was responsible for implementing the infamous ‘ethnic tailfins’ identity in digital channels.

He then spent 6 years at Interbrand, in a variety of roles – firstly as a jobbing brand consultant then with the dawn of the dotcom boom, founding Interbrand Interactive and helping to create brands like Ocado. He then founded Innocence, a new branding agency within Omnicom dedicated to long-term client relationships, winning and leading relationships with Orange, The National Lottery and the Co-op.

Glyn next worked at Ingram, a start-up brand and communications strategy consultancy. Working with Leslie Butterfield, he forged strategies for brands like Mercedes-Benz, Universal Pictures and (coming full circle) British Airways.

Glyn joined Albion in early 2006 as Planning Director. He oversees the agency’s strategic offer, and is part of the management team.