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Event Marketing Solutions appoints Head of Client Operations
Event Marketing Solutions (EMS) has appointed a new Head of Client Operations to drive roadshow events across the EMEAR region.
Cassie Kendrew will head up the client operations and technical team, ensuring that the business continues to deliver innovate vehicle design and world class logistical support to its clients.
Cassie joins EMS from Watermeadow Medical where she was responsible for the conception and delivery of international events for leading pharmaceutical companies. She previously held an account management position at EMS where she managed some of the company’s biggest and more logistically challenging campaigns including the Ford multi-vehicle campaign.
Keith Austin, CEO at EMS said: “Cassie returns to EMS at an exciting time, as we prepare to launch second trucks for two long term clients and unveil exciting new tours for several new brands.
“During her time with us she was integral to the growth of some major clients along with helping us enter new markets such as the Middle East. This insight and understanding along with her excellent man management skills are a fantastic foundation to help her develop in her new role.”
Cassie said: “This is an exciting new phase for me. As well as my client services experience, I will be using the operational knowledge gleaned from 10 years of delivering events and roadshows around the globe. I’m looking forward to getting to grips with our 2015 roadshows and the new vehicles, particularly the Exposure truck.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Event Marketing Solutions .
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