Terry Jervis  is recognised in as an innovative writer, television producer and director. His background in all forms of modern media communications is extensive; ranging from radio and print, multi-media, internet, mobile phone content and digital platforms. Terry entered a partnership with the Royal Air Force Museum which was instrumental in setting up and launching the Royal Air Force merchandising programme, sanctioned by the Secretary of State for Defence.

This background of pushing the barrier of entertainment comes from his track record in major live international broadcast TV events, and as a record producer. Although Terry's career started in broadcast journalism, he is now a main provider of entertainment and content programming across music, comedy, children's, documentary television and non working alongside non-broadcast institutions that require his way of thinking, management and new business development.

Currently, Terry has realised a boyhood dream. Having read Marvel comics and watched the movies, he now finds himself working with this highly regarded 70 year old brand. JEM has a representation license agreement with Marvel using such characters as Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron-Man, Fantastic Four and X-Men, to name just a few, to help facilitate creative engagement in the world of education.

Terry intends to to use the heroic values of these characters to to Help young people overcome many of the social issues of the day such as bullying, the dangers of the internet, and drug and alcohol abuse. This will be done through entertainment and joint ventures with Education Authorities introducing such projects as Comics in Classrooms.

In 2000 the Royal Air Force sought Terry's expertise to help promote and increase their international and public profile. In 2004 he  and the Royal Air Force Museum developed the official licensing and merchandising programme along with aspects of  TV and film related entertainment - such as the Red Arrows 40th Anniversary DVD with production company Impact Image and Contender Home Video. The new merchandising programme is now being run directly through the Royal Air Force's publicity department and IMG. Terry continues to develop new projects with the Royal Air Force Museum.  
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Because of Terry's other interests in and outside of the media with a number of causes, he is recognised for his progressive thinking and leadership qualities; consulting with non-media businesses, and serving on the UK government media committee and the boards of other organisations.