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Mitch Jamieson
Mitch is based in New South Wales, Australia, and describes himself as a “Thinker” who enjoys listening to others and being a part of a team. Which makes him a great fit for his position on the Touchcast Event Production team. As a Lead Producer, Mitch works closely with the multiple internal teams to oversee production for virtual events for a diverse range of clients on a global scale. In his free time, Mitch can be found swimming in the ocean, walking his dog Basil on the beach and using his slow-cooker to create delicious dinners.
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Mitch Jamieson,
Mitch Jamieson
Lead Producer
Mitch is based in New South Wales, Australia, and describes himself as a “Thinker” who enjoys listening to others and being a part of a team. Which makes him a great fit for his position on the Touchcast Event Production team. As a Lead Producer, Mitch works closely with the multiple internal teams to oversee production for virtual events for a diverse range of clients on a global scale. In his free time, Mitch can be found swimming in the ocean, walking his dog Basil on the beach and using his slow-cooker to create delicious dinners.
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What do you do here?
I am lead producer for the Touchcast servicing the World Market that includes Australasia, The Middle East, Europe and the United Kingdom. My day to day includes servicing our diverse range of clients and overseeing production for all virtual events. Our production team works closely with the multiple departments including the events, design, product and sales teams.
My daily routine @touchcast
Why Touchcast?
Touchcast has provided me not only a work opportunity, but the freedom to live my wonderful lifestyle. The company has provided me with ample opportunity for growth and to share my experience with our ever expanding team. At Touchcast, we are always given the opportunity to think outside of the box, come up with new solutions to assist our clients and execute our events at their maximum potential. One of the most exciting parts of the Touchcast business is it’s innovative approach to technology and ability to apply this to service our clients evolving needs.
What do you do here?
I am lead producer for the Touchcast servicing the World Market that includes Australasia, The Middle East, Europe and the United Kingdom. My day to day includes servicing our diverse range of clients and overseeing production for all virtual events. Our production team works closely with the multiple departments including the events, design, product and sales teams.
Why Touchcast?
Touchcast has provided me not only a work opportunity, but the freedom to live my wonderful lifestyle. The company has provided me with ample opportunity for growth and to share my experience with our ever expanding team. At Touchcast, we are always given the opportunity to think outside of the box, come up with new solutions to assist our clients and execute our events at their maximum potential. One of the most exciting parts of the Touchcast business is it’s innovative approach to technology and ability to apply this to service our clients evolving needs.
My daily routine @touchcast
My daily routine @touchcast
"One of the most exciting parts of the Touchcast business is its innovative approach to technology."
☝️ The view from my office off the headland where my house is.
What changed in your approach to your role since you joined Touchcast?
The Touchcast business model of building remote workspaces across the world made me understand the power of technology and how it can allow each person to facilitate their work from anywhere. My work day is very structured and my output has improved greatly from working remotely.
What part of your childhood relates to your work at Touchcast?
Growing up in a family run business, I was constantly surrounded by hard working team members. Being welcomed into the Touchcast community I felt completely comfortable and at home even though I’ve never met my work colleagues for Friday afternoon beers!
What advice would you give to someone starting out in...(your role)?
Speak up! Everyone is very encouraging to hear about people’s experience and ideas to help take Touchcast to the next level. Ask lot’s of questions, everyone at Touchcast is more than happy to help anyone with questions get up to speed. Remember - there are never any wrong answers or bad ideas.
How do you make the most out of working remotely?
This is my first remote role and I love it! To make the most of working remotely, I’ve had to manage my time closely. With many events spanning across multiple time zones I can find myself, at times, starting my day early or finishing quite late. So I make an effort to take time for myself during the day which can include a dip in the ocean or even having a coffee at a cafe. Working remotely has given me the freedom to create my own structure to the work day ensuring I complete all my tasks, but take small breaks to allow my mind to focus efficiently. I don't waste time waiting for my lunch break or countdown the time to 5pm. I enjoy every day at Touchcast because it allows me to be my best productive self and feel excited about servicing our clients.
What is something outside of work you’re irrationally passionate about?
Formula One Racing - I have grown increasingly attached to this sport over the last couple of years. The Netflix series Drive to Survive got me hooked.
Your hidden talent
Baking; specifically a chocolate & raspberry cake
Your greatest fear
Bungee Jumping
Most unusual job you’ve ever had
Courtesy Bus driver at a pub in Sydney. Basically driving people home from the pub, it would get very interesting after 12am
if I weren’t doing this job I would be...
High End Events Director
If you could learn to do anything...
Consistently catch fish when I go fishing
If you could meet anyone, living or dead
Shaquille O'Neal
Movie recommendation
Rocket Man
Dream trip
Two weeks on the Amalfi Coast
Who would you pick as your mentor
Dylan Alcot, an Australian wheelchair tennis player
What music you are into right now
Australian Indie Music
Your hidden talent
Baking; specifically a chocolate & raspberry cake
Your greatest fear
Bungee Jumping
Most unusual job you’ve ever had
Courtesy Bus driver at a pub in Sydney. Basically driving people home from the pub, it would get very interesting after 12am
if I weren’t doing this job I would be...
High End Events Director
If you could learn to do anything...
Consistently catch fish when I go fishing
If you could meet anyone, living or dead
Shaquille O'Neal
Movie recommendation
Rocket Man
Dream trip
Two weeks on the Amalfi Coast
Who would you pick as your mentor
Dylan Alcot, an Australian wheelchair tennis player
What music you are into right now
Australian Indie Music
My favorite inspirational quote
“You will miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut.”
— Dr. Seuss

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