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Newly established creative agency launched in Boho One, Middlesbrough
A new North East creative marketing agency, The Creative Alchemist, has taken residency at Boho One, Middlesbrough.
Built around an established team, the agency’s aim is to capitalise on over 35 years of design and marketing experience by helping businesses achieve what they stand for, look authentic and tell their story.
Managing Director, Lisa Holt, set-up the business after co-founding brand agency We Do Brand Communications for 9 years.
Lisa said: “We help businesses tell their stories through design, marketing campaigns, digital experiences, online content and events. When I decided to go it alone and set-up The Creative Alchemist I immediately knew I wanted to base the business at Boho One.
“The team needed a lively and dynamic workplace to reflect our creativity and ambition to grow. Boho One fitted the brief perfectly with its creative and digital sector support programmes, central location and great community.”
The agency recently held an opening event to welcome clients to its new HQ and officially launch the website.
“I am proud to have based my business in Middlesbrough, the town really feels like it is on the up and everywhere you turn there is regeneration happening.
“This transformation is exciting for local businesses and demonstrates confidence in the town’s future and I am looking forward to The Creative Alchemist being part of it,” added Lisa.
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