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New horizons for award-winning digital agency
North West web specialists Door4 have expanded this summer, with fresh appointments, business wins and a second office opening.
With new clients including leading EMR Settlements, Leapfrog Toys and The Silverline, the Red Rose Creative Award winners welcome five appointments to enhance their existing digital strategy services.
Developer Lee Tomblin and digital marketing consultant Eddy Gonzalez join Door4’s technical staff, while the account management team welcomes senior account manager AnnMarie Whatmough, content specialist Lizzie Hill and account executive Victoria Lotha.
The new starters will spend time at Door4’s recently opened Manchester office, established in order to support the agency’s expanding commercial reach in the northwest, with further UK expansion set for 2015.
Door4 director Leon Calverley outlined his excitement at the recent developments: “This is an important step forward in Door4’s 15th year – our busiest to date - working with amazing organisations whose ambitions match our own. We need the people and premises to deliver the design, consultancy and technical services they demand of us.
“With this in mind, we’ve successfully developed our Manchester presence and are planning a London office launch next year, to support the increasing amount of commercial activity we’re conducting in the capital.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Matt Haigh .
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