Doddz

Doddz is a multi-award-winning augmented reality artist, creative technologist and Founder of DIME, an immersive experience studio known for blending digital innovation with powerful storytelling. Recognised as a Meta and Snapchat ambassador and named the UK’s Leading Digital Voice for the Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee, Doddz has become a leading figure in the future of immersive media. Navigating dyslexia while building a global creative career, he is hired as a speaker for his insight into creativity, attention, neurodiversity and how technology is reshaping the way audiences engage with stories.

Doddz began his creative journey while studying Graphic Design at university, initially gaining national recognition as the street artist Professor Pigment. His early work combined bold visual identity with social commentary, helping him build a reputation within the UK street art community. He later became Lead Graphic Designer at Staffordshire Students’ Union before joining SocialChain, where he progressed to Creative Manager and worked closely with founder Steven Bartlett during the company’s rapid growth. This period sharpened his understanding of audience behaviour, modern attention and the power of emotionally driven content.

In 2019, Doddz founded DIME, where he serves as Founder and Creative Director, producing immersive digital experiences for global brands including Disney, Nike, Sony, Amazon, Dior and The Beatles. His innovative approach to augmented reality and experiential storytelling has led to several high-profile projects, including the global touring installation The Pollution Piano. His influence in the creative technology space has been further recognised through appointments as an ambassador for Meta and Snapchat and being named the UK’s Leading Digital Voice for the Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee.

Doddz is hired as a speaker because he translates complex ideas around technology, creativity and digital culture into engaging, practical insights. Drawing on his journey as a dyslexic entrepreneur and member of Mensa, he encourages audiences to see neurodivergence as a creative advantage. His talks explore how immersive technology, storytelling and emotional design can capture attention in a crowded digital world while empowering individuals to think differently about innovation.