About us

Web Workshops

aims to reduce the pain often found in digital project implementation, through informative workshops based on years of "in the trenches" experience delivering global projects.

Most recently Alex was global Head of Online Marketing for the Virgin Group; whilst Gareth led product development for a global family social network, with users in 220+ countries and in 17 languages.


Gareth Knight is a consultant, digital maven, entrepreneur, and open source evangelist.

Gareth Knight

Educated as a zoologist, he is a veteran of two dot com crashes, one web 2.0 acquisition, and currently runs Technovated.

Previously, Gareth served in London as Director of Product Management for MyHeritage.com, a global family genealogy company based in Tel Aviv.

Before joining MyHeritage, Gareth landed seed funding from London's top early stage investors to co-found Kindo.com, a global family social network with an international team spread around the world. He then led the Product team in London to roll out a localised version of Kindo in 17 languages within 6 months, as well as an aggressive search engine campaign, both of which resulted in users from circa 220 countries and an enviable growth rate.

Kindo was voted one of the top 3 most promising Internet companies in the UK for 2008, and was later acquired by MyHeritage in August that year.


Alex Hunter is an independent digital ninja, brand consultant, company adviser, and micro-venture capital investor.

Alex Hunter

Alex is also a noted public speaker, appearing at events all over the world.

Previously, Alex served as the global Head of Online Marketing for the Virgin Group. Before joining the Virgin Group, Alex was based in California at Virgin America, where he used the web to build a grassroots marketing campaign to garner public support for Virgin America’s certification process on a tight schedule and even tighter budget. The campaign was covered by Time magazine, CNN, and CNBC, amongst others. He also oversaw the front-end development of Virgin America’s website which has since won several accolades including ad:tech and Webby Award honors.

He has served as an adviser to the Prince of Wales’ Rainforest Trust specifically around the use of social media and engagement to propagate the Trusts’ message.

Alex’s work has been featured in the best-selling book “The Whuffie Factor” by Tara Hunt.

He has been a mentor at the annual SeedCamp venture capital and angel funding event in London, helping young companies refine their marketing and branding before pitching to some of the most influential VCs in the tech community.

Alex currently splits his time between the UK and Northern California.


Very collaborative. Able to share experiences. Nice group size and very conversational

Rachel Murray, Director, Futureheads

A great overview which helps to pinpoint what you're doing right and the areas that can be improved on

Samantha Brock, Account Director, Firedog Design

 

Web Workshops, 2nd Floor, White Bear Yard, 144a Clerkenwell Road, EC1R 5DF, London. Web Workshops is a wholly own subsidiary of Technovated.