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Clive Goodwin Merry Meet Farm Falmouth Cornwall TR11 5Dp E [email protected] W clivegoodwin.co M +44(0)7914 015540 My Story so far I was born in Woolwich South London as a product of the sixties and raised in Blackheath a Lovely Green Suburb of South London. From an early age it was evident that I was a typical creative type i.e. a brain wired in a different way to my piers. I left School before the 6th form having obtaining top ‘O’ levels in the creative subjects and embarked on a B-Tec in general vocational design at Southwark College London and a weekend class in Silver Smithing at Goldsmiths College. After leaving College I pursued my studies at Kingston Polytechnic (University now) obtaining a BA Hons in Furniture and Product design. On graduation I began my career at Seymour Powell, perhaps the archetypal product design agency at the time and still hitting the headlines now. Present Fast forward some 26 years and having worked with the best in the industry we (family) up routed and moved to Sunny Cornwall. Falmouth is a melting pot of creativity, there are more startups per capita than any other part of the country. I work with trusted associates on projects and within Falmouth the multi-arts university as an Associate lecturer on the sustainable product design BA(Hons) course. I have accumulating a vast amount of friends and contacts over the years and have a particular understanding of technology, sociocutural and trends within the consumer electronics area. In fact the work I do now is predominately as an innovation design consultant. Although I do not travel to Korea much I find myself whizzing about this country from North to South and West again as well as the world on some weird and wonderful projects. I look forward to working with you guys in the near future. Best regards Clive Employment Profile 2014 > JamSandwich Founder/owner Clive has over 20 years of experience in the design business having worked with, and for, After 14 years at Samsung Design Europe, Clive decided to move to many of the leaders in the industry. In his pastures new. capacity of in-house, freelance, consultant He had seen and implemented many changes as Creative Director at and joint partner his experience has spanned SDE but realised that his work was complete. diverse projects such as trains to baths and Never a person to rest on his laurels and needing a challenge to mobiles. develop his potential further he formed ‘JamSandwich.’ A design consultancy where he can use his technical skills, business In the last 14 years Clive has been network and experience in new exciting avenues. ‘JamSandwich’ aims instrumental in promoting European to create collectives of individuals or consultancies to offer a more sensibilities within an Asian culture expanding bespoke tailored approach to innovation design and is ready for a a multinational studio from purely ID to an challenge, whether as a consultant or freelance design. advanced UX innovation research consultancy. 2000 - 2014 Samsung design europe Creative Director Education SDE is a large multidisciplinary design studio, a fully 1986 -1989 functional consultancy within a large corporate entity. Kingston University, kingston upon Thames While working as a freelance designer at Tangerine I was BA(Hons) Furniture and Product Design approached to set up SDE (Samsung Design Europe) Samsung’s first satellite design studio. 1984 -1986 The rest is history from a office of 800 sq. feet with 2 founders to Southwark College, London 7000 sq. feet studio with over 30+ employees. B-Tec National Diploma in Design From the start the studio has been an inhouse design consultancy working for all the Samsung client GBM divisions. We operate just as any consultancy with project pitching, proposal creating, budget allocation and external partners etc. Samsung product development : TN Mobile devices DA Digital appliances DM Digital Media TECWIN Digital Media UDS User Driven Senses CNB Creating New Business CDC Corporate design centre 2000 - 2000 Tangerine Freelance designer Tangerine is a small predominately ID focused consultancy whose most notable founding member is Sir Jonathan Ive of Apple fame. Between experiences I did a short 6 month period at Tangerine helping my friend and ex SDE college Mark Delaney. Tangerine had Samsung as a client but not the DM (Digital media) team which I proceed to bring on board. Samsung product development : DA Digital appliances Microwaves & Washing machines DM Digital Media CRT Televisions 1 Employment cont ~ Experience overview 1999 - 2000 Native design Partner elect 2014 - present JamSandwich Leaving Fitch I became a partner at Naive. Founder/owner Morten Warren a fellow Kingston graduate had a small product design studio (large multi discipline consultancy now) with a 2000 - 2014 select client portfolio which I expanded with the addition of Samsung design europe Samsung. Senior Creative manager Product development : 2000 - 2000 B&W Loud speakers Tangerine Motorola Mobile phones Freelance designer Samsung DM Digital Media CRT Television 1999 - 2000 Native design Partner elect 1997 -1999 Fitch London Senior designer 1997 -1999 Before SDE closed due to the Korean recession I moved on with Fitch London Clive Grinyer to reformulate a product team for Fitch London. Senior designer Samsung still needed European product design and for Fitch a ready made product team, complete with a major electronics 1996 - 1997 manufacturer as a client was irresistible. Samsung design Clive and myself ran the product design team completing over Senior designer 10 projects for Samsung as well as numerous project for other clients. 1993 - 1996 PSD associates Product development : Middle weight designer Acorn Risk II Personal computers British American Tobacco Branded products & enviros 1991 - 1993 British Telecom Dect phones FM design Bosch Mobile phones Designer Samsung product development : 1989 - 1991 TN Mobile devices Dect and mobile phones Seymour Powell DA Digital appliances Microwaves Junior designer DM Digital Media CRT/TVCR Televisions 2 Employment cont ~ Client overview 1996 - 1997 Samsung design Senior designer Branding Samsung British American Tobacco Clive left PSD to become one of the founding members of Adidas SDE which was headed by Clive Grinyer based in west London with the European sales and a marketing team. Telecoms Samsung In the short time of Samsung design we became very influential Philips for this then fledgling (in regards to design) company. Swatch Bosch Samsung product development : Motorola TN Cellular Samsung first European telecoms Adidas DA Digital appliances Vacuums and microwaves British Telecom DM Digital Media CRT Televisions Confidential AV-Computer Samsung ICL 1993 - 1996 PSD associates Middle weight designer Fugitsu Acorn PSD was a multidisciplinary design consultancy - the directors being ex Fitch employees. Clive’s role was as a cross discipline lead creative Transport Rail Track in between the ID and System furniture team. Yamaha With my director we jointly ran our client base. British Rail Product development : Office Systems Remploy Curver/Rubbermaid DIY tool box systems Asher Potterton Myson Complete Boiler range re-design Philips Line-up and future mobile concepts Toys Hornby Hobbies Swatch Line-up and future mobile concepts Hasbro Motorola Future mobile concepts MB Games Remploy Office desking/furniture systems Confidential Asher Office desking/furniture systems ICL Computer main frame case work Luggage Samsonite Fugitsu Precursor of iMac Domestic Samsung Curver/Rubbermaid Potterton Myson Tefal/Calor B&W Bathroom Kabota Takara Standard Map Time Pieces Citizen Burberry Misuzo Security Yale Medical Confidential Nautical Confidential 3 Employment cont ~ General 1991 - 1993 FM design Designer Interests Vehicle restoration and maintenance. Feather Miles was a multi-disciplinary design consultancy. The collection and restoration of domestic I moved straight from SP to a higher level of responsibility running appliances from the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. small projects and as a lead creative in the larger schemes. Exploring British national heritage. Scuba diving, Body boarding, Surfing and Product development : motorbike touring. Samsonite Soft and hard luggage Citizen Travel Time Pieces Well Travelled Burberry Sports Time Pieces Toured UK, Korea, India, France, USA, Spain, Misuzo Fashion Time Pieces Portugal, Italy, Greece, Switzerland, Hungary, Yale Security locks Austria, Germany, Bali, Holland, Belgium, Kabota Cast iron Japanese baths Turkey, Tunisia, Mexico, Morocco, Egypt, Takara Standard Japanese system bathrooms Hong Kong, Maldives, and Thailand. Map Bathroom white goods MB Games Game re-design Hornby Hobbies New games concepts 1989 - 1991 Seymour Powell Junior designer First position straight from university. Seymour Powell at this time was predominatley a product consultancy. My role was primarily to support senior designers in front end brain storming, concept generation, soft model exploration and appearance model making. Product development : Hasbro Cindy doll hot hatch car detailing Tefal/Calor Re-design of small white goods range Rail Track Livery design for new Intercity train Yamaha Advanced luggage and pannier system British Rail Interior and trolley systems 4 Books Articules ~ features Articules ~ features Samsung Electronics: And the Struggle Design Week Design Week For Leadership of the Electronics Building Samsung design in the UK Seoul search in London Industry Angus Montgomery Published: 2000 By Tony Michell Published: 2014 Published:
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