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Good things come in threes
North East marketing and communications agency, Guerilla Communications has taken on a three new members of staff recently as the company is celebrating ten years of business this year.
Jason Longworth joins as Digital Account Director to head up the growing digital division. Jason’s past experience includes brand management positions for Virgin and Red Bull. He has worked both in-house and on the agency side as well as for Accenture, a leading global consulting firm, advising consumer and business brands on their communications.
Rachel Bearryman has taken on an Account Manager role at Guerilla following four years working as Communications Officer for the North East Ambulance Service NHS Trust. Prior to this Rachel held positions with Northumbria University and NCJ Media. Rachel will mainly be working with Guerilla’s longest standing client, Rowlands Pharmacy.
Mike Dover has joined the creative team and works alongside the Creative Director, Geoff Foots, on creating conceptual designs for local and national clients. Mike’s first job in Newcastle was for a small creative studio where he worked on print and digital media before moving to an agency in Northumberland where he worked with well known FMCG companies within the food and retail sectors.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Madeleine Griffith .
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