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Steve McKevitt (Steven Michael Andrew McKevitt) was born on 29 December, 1966 in Liverpool, England, is a British writer and academic (born 1966). Discover Steve McKevitt's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 57 years old?

Popular As Steven Michael Andrew McKevitt
Occupation Author, academic, entrepreneur, former musician in The Bollweevils (Indie Band)
Age 57 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 29 December 1966
Birthday 29 December
Birthplace Liverpool, England
Nationality United Kingdom

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Steve McKevitt is a British writer and academic.

Born in Liverpool, McKevitt is a former entrepreneur who launched a number of successful companies and worked in the field of brand communications, a sector he has described as 'the persuasion industries'.

He is visiting professor of brand communication at Leeds Beckett University.

McKevitt has written several books and commentated widely on the issues facing consumers and companies in a marketing-dominated age.

1985

McKevitt studied Politics at Sheffield University 1985–88.

After working in the music industry, he joined video games publisher Gremlin Interactive, where he became Head of PR, later working for Infogrames, now known as Atari and then Europe's biggest publisher of video games.

1989

The band signed to Vinyl Solution in 1989.

1990

Their first record, Talk To Me EP, was released on Vinyl Solution's Decoy label in 1990.

1991

Two further EPs and an album followed – "Life's A Scream" released in Japan on the Toy's Factory label in 1991 – but despite their early promise The Bollweevils split up in 1993.

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McKevitt now lives with his family in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

He is the father of FA Women's Premier League footballer and writer Niamh McKevitt.

1999

In 1999 he was one of four founders of dot-com start-up Zoo Digital Group.

2004

He was a director of influential graphic design studio The Designers Republic from 2004 to 2009 and co-founder of the agency Golden.

He has also worked as an adviser on the creative and digital industries, export trade and inward investment to regional and national UK Government.

2006

He published his first book, City Slackers (Cyan Books), in 2006, following it with Why The World Is Full Of Useless Things (Cyan Books) in 2007.

In "City Slackers" he lamented the quality of management within Britain's business community and explored the knock-on effects on the economy of what he has dubbed 'career success without achievement'.

2012

Everything Now: Communication, Persuasion & Control: How Our Instant Society Is Shaping What We Think (Route, July 2012), a study of how, what McKevitt calls 'Everything Now culture' is changing the way we consume, interact with others, form opinions and make decisions.

The Sun (20 July 2012) said "What could quite easily have become a tiresome rant, is generally optimistic and, at times, uplifting. Everything Now quietly, but firmly, invites you to take a fresh look around yourself".

McKevitt has contributed to several newspapers around the world, including The Guardian, The Observer, The Huffington Post and Daily Nation.

2013

In 2013, McKevitt's book Project Sunshine: How Science Can Use The Sun to Fuel And Feed The World, was published in the UK by Icon Books.

Written with Tony Ryan (scientist), Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Pure Science at Sheffield University, the book examines the issues of population growth, food and energy security and climate change and explores the possible scientific and economic solutions available to us.

The New Scientist said Project Sunshine "is lucid, optimistic – and plans to save the world...This is stirring stuff and well told... shows the great promise of solar power"

2014

In 2014, "The Solar Revolution: One World, One Solution: Providing the energy and food for 10 billion people" was published by Icon in the UK.

On the same day, The Guardian published "The Solar Revolution: Why bottled sunshine is the fuel of the future" as part of its short book series 'Guardian Shorts'.

In September 2014, Game Paused published Every Day is Play in the UK and the USA.

The book, a celebration of the cultural impact of video games, was written and edited by McKevitt.

2015

In January 2015, Signs of Life in the USA: Readings on Popular Culture for Writers 8th Edition ed.

Sonia Maasik and Jack Soloman was published by Macmillan Publishers in the USA.

It includes two chapters from Everything Now.

2017

McKevitt completed his PhD at University of Sheffield in 2017.

2018

A book based on his research entitled "The Persuasion Industries: The Making of Modern Britain" was published by Oxford University Press on 16 August 2018.

BBC Newsnight presenter and journalist Evan Davis described it as "A fantastically thorough history of a period of remarkable change in a fascinating industry."

McKevitt was born in Liverpool.

He is a former member of The Bollweevils (Indie Band) in which he played the bass.