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Brass agency expands PR team with new appointments
Brass has strengthened its PR offering with two new appointments: PR Account Manager, Beverley Reinemann and PR & Social Media Account Executive, Matt Vowles.
Beverley joins Brass with three years’ digital PR experience at an SEO and marketing agency in London and has worked with brands such as Photoworld, Gocompare.com, and Totally Money. Joining as PR Account Manager, Beverley will play a key role in securing both online and offline coverage for clients, as well as planning and executing PR and social media strategies.
Graduating with a degree in Journalism and spending a year working in a newsroom, Matt brings with him valuable insight and a comprehensive understanding of the digital and social aspects which make the news. With this, Matt is able to create and implement successful campaigns and content that really make an impact, both in print and online.
PR Account Director, Lucy Baird, added: “It’s an exciting time to be joining the PR team at Brass. With a stream of new business wins the team has doubled since last year and monthly billings have increased by 67%.“
Beverley and Matt will be working alongside Brass’ existing PR team on the agency’s growing list of clients including Hammonds Furniture, Slumberdown and Maersk.
For more information about Brass visit: www.brassagency.com or call 0113 2304000
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