A RAPIDLY-expanding digital agency has welcomed six new starters.
Poole-based b4b specialises in web, software, marketing, and media production.
Miranda Aldridge and Kevin Russell have joined as senior account manager and senior technical manager respectively.
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Ms Aldridge has run her own sales and marketing consultancy firm for more than 10 years.
She said: “I'm excited by the prospect of working closely with such a large and diverse client base, at an agency that is passionate, fast moving and adaptable.”
Mr Russell said: “It’s great to be helping to lead such a well-rounded and driven team. I’m excited for the opportunity to sink my teeth into a role where two days are never the same.”
Steve Riley joins the SEO and content team as a copywriter, while Joshua Garner joins the social media team.
A former bid writer, Mr Riley wanted a change in his career. He is completing a masters in career development in his spare time and using it to raise b4b’s profile as a destination for graduates.
Mr Garner comes to b4b from a specialist social media agency.
Chris Kendrick and self-taught coder George Oliver join as website assistant and software project assistant respectively.
Mr Kendrick said: "I was thoroughly impressed with b4b’s client portfolio and the innovative products and services they provide. Having managed websites and e-commerce stores for companies throughout my career, I was thrilled when the opportunity came up to work in b4b’s web team. I have learnt a huge amount so far and am excited for all the projects I’ll be working on."
Mr Oliver, a self-taught coder, George was keen to find a role in an area that he’s passionate in. He says he was drawn to the tech sector as it’s forever growing and changing. He adds that he gets a lot of satisfaction from project work and helping to build real, tangible products for clients.
Managing director Anthony Tilley said: “Our agency is going through an exciting period of growth and it’s wonderful to bring such an array of skills and experience to our already impressive team.”
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