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Steve Fisher joins Asons as Marketing Manager
Highly experienced marketing expert Steve Fisher has been recruited as the new Marketing Manager at Asons Solicitors of Bolton in Greater Manchester. Steve’s background stretches back many years and includes marketing management roles within the creative and professional services sectors as an employee and consultant. His most recent employer was Investors in People North, where he was the Marketing Manager.
Steve brings many skills to the role including strategic marketing planning, client engagement strategy, brand strategy, rebranding and communications planning.
Commenting on his new role, Steve said: “This is an exciting time to be joining Asons. Their ambition to continue to grow and to be the best has really impressed me. Asons have a very talented marketing team who fully understand that great communications and engagement are a vital part of the customer experience, something which has been central to the company’s rapid growth.
“I’m delighted to be working with the firm to further develop their strategic marketing plan and to help drive the Asons brand forward. The best brands are always underpinned by great people, excellent leadership and the highest standards of customer service and these are values which play a central part in the Asons story.
“Asons are an Investors in People Gold employer, which I know from personal experience clearly demonstrates their commitment to getting the best from their own people and delivering the best possible service to their clients.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Justin Richards .
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