Name: Nathan Towers
Nottingham, United Kingdom

Nathan Towers is the Head Designer for Sheerion LLP with over 5 years experience within the design industry he is a valuable asset to the team.

His skill set is vast ranging from site builds which are not only valid and compliant but also done quickly and efficiently which enables Nathan to churn out product sites and affiliate resources as quickly as possible. As well as site builds Nathan is also a genius when it comes to his design which has always had the ability to draw in customers to our products, as well as this there is also his flash animation which is a powerful tool which not many designers have the capability of understanding.

His knowledge and creativity as a designer is top notch, which means the office is never to far away from a new idea. Nothing is too demanding to Nathan as he lives for a challenge. No matter how crazy or unrealistic an idea maybe, Nathan will so make it a reality.

Nathan is often referred to as "Bannerman" due to quality and speed of resources he does and believe it or not but he does actually live on Bannerman Road.Although Nathan hates being called this it is understandable where he gets this name. When it comes to our resourcesthe whole team knows that if you want something special doing then it's always best to give it to Nathan. With the ability to churn out a design a site, build it then churn out hundreds of banners in the time it takes most designers to think up an idea, it is easy to see why Nathan is an important asset to the team.

Working for a few design companies over the years it wasn't long before I wanted something fresh and more challenging.

Sheerion has been a great opportunity for me to learn the affiliate industry and continues to challenge me as a designer every time I walk through the door.

In order for me to grow as a designer each design needs to be better than the last, each batch of resources must be done better and quicker than before. But most of all every site must convert better than the last one.

A design isn't finished until somebody is using it. - Brenda Laurel