Senior Management
Richard Emery OBE
Chairman
Dick has worked in the media industry for over 40 years until he retired from full time employment in 2006. The first half of his career was spent in advertising sales ending up as Sales and Marketing director of Central Independent Television Ltd and as a founding director of TSMS which was the UK's first independent sales house.
In 1992, Dick joined the BBC as Managing Director of BBC Worldwide TV and later, having established UKTV as a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and Flextech Television, joined as CEO until he retired in 2006.
Dick is also Chairman of The Wildscreen Conservation Trust.
Remy Minute
Managing Director
Remy has worked in broadcast and interactive media for nearly 15 years. Remy started his media career at Flextech Television - the digital multi-channel pioneer which went on to merge with Telewest Communications to become what is Virgin Media today. Remy completed various commercial roles within the group, finishing his time there as Head of Strategy and Planning in the online and broadband division.
After a spell in interactive television and gaming at Yoomedia Plc Remy went on to help VSS acquire Chartshow TV as part of the original MBI (Management Buy In) team and has been instrumental in creating what CSC Media Group is today.
Remy has been Managing Director of CSC Media Group since October 2008.
Will Vicary
Commercial Operations Director
Will is responsible for managing revenues across a range of areas including TV spot advertising, telephony revenues, online and merchandising. He's also responsible for ensuring, operationally, that the channels comply with advertising and content broadcast codes and new channel enhancements are brought on stream.
Prior to joining CSC Media in 2006, Will was Commercial Director at ZoneMedia's Extreme Sports Channel, broadcast across 50 international territories and previously he worked in, what was then, emerging media: Commercial Development Director at 3 Mobile; securing partners at Sky Active, Sky's interactive TV division; and in the early days of dotcom with BT and News International.