MEET OUR TEAM
LEWIS BRINDLEY & SIMON LANE
Co-founders
Jingle Jam began in 2011 when Lewis and Simon of The Yogscast asked fans to donate to Oxfam via a Just Giving page instead of sending them Christmas presents. As the largest YouTube gaming channel at the time, the response was huge. This was just the beginning.
Trustees
RICH KEITH
Jingle Jam Chair
CEO and founder of Fourth Floor, a social and influencer marketing services group, Rich is a games industry veteran having worked on media brands like EDGE, PC Gamer, Official PlayStation and Official Xbox and a stint as a Trustee at GamesAid in the 90s and 00s.
WAYNE EMANUEL
Jingle Jam Trustee
Wayne is a highly accomplished leader with over 12 years of experience in the gaming industry, specialising in business development and forging impactful partnerships. He worked at King and Rovio, where he drove global strategies and cultivated collaborations & then built the gaming department at War Child UK. More recently he led partnerships within the gaming content team at TikTok on a global scale for 4+ years.
LEWIS BRINDLEY
Jingle Jam Trustee
As the co-founder of both The Yogscast and Jingle Jam, Lewis has been entertaining, amusing and occasionally educating fans across YouTube and Twitch since 2008.
Managers
HARRY MARSHALL
Development Manager
PAUL CHOI
Development Manager
DAF
Development Manager
SIMON BYRON
Development Manager
SARAH
Development Manager
JULIAN BARRELL
Charity Manager
Volunteers
BEN EDGAR
Games Volunteer
TREVOR MANN
Stats Volunteer
NICK DONALDSON
Website Volunteer
TJ
Stream Volunteer
RUTH
Community Leader
WILCO
Community Leader
Thanks to:
Luke Roberts
Tom Hazell
Anna Knight
Pierre Silcock-Commerman
Brad Beal
Chris Glover
Grahame Gallacher
Tom Downie
Craig Frost
Nina-Serena
Jack Bailey
Matt Toffolo
Alex Turner
Josh Greenhalgh
Danielle Mawer
Patrick Garratt
Most importantly, thank you to all of the developers and publishers who donated their games for free, the Yogscast creators, the Yogscast Staff, every single donator and all of our community fundraisers.
