DMAC Media appoints UK sales head to drive growth

Manchester-based digital agency DMAC Media has appointed Craig Thompson as head of UK sales to accelerate its 2025 growth plans.

The appointment follows a doubling of UK revenue in the past six months and supports DMAC’s expansion, which saw the company launch a new base in Media City, Salford, earlier this year.

With over a decade of experience in senior sales roles, Craig joins DMAC during a record-breaking year that included designing and developing 60 websites for businesses across the UK and Ireland.

He said: “It’s a really exciting time to join DMAC and head up UK sales for the business.  

“Known as ‘the straight-talking web developers’ DMAC has grown a reputation as one of the leading digital agencies in Ireland. 

“The business is now committed to delivering the same quality and service for companies across the UK through its growing Manchester team.  

“To be a part of this journey is going to be really exciting. 

“We focus on businesses that want to grow, and that recognise a strong web presence is key to that. Our expertise and track record in design and ecommerce in particular makes DMAC a compelling choice for those businesses.” 

The agency, which has a 16-strong team split between Sligo, Ireland and Manchester, has delivered projects for clients such as Spar & Londis (Ireland), Outdoor Adventure Store and Emerald Airlines, earning recognition for its award-winning web development. 

Recent client wins include The Office of Public Works, Razzmatazz Theatre School and Border Plant Sales.

Dave McEvoy, founder of DMAC Media, added: “We are committed to investing in and growing our team in Manchester, with further recruitment planned for 2025 as the business expands.

“Craig was the perfect choice to head up this expansion and has already contributed to the growth we have seen in Q4 this year.  

“His energy, passion, drive and understanding made him perfect for the role as he realises our vision for DMAC’s growth.” 

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