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de Winter Appoints Senior Account Executive for Liverpool
Award-winning PR and social media agency, de Winter, has expanded its Liverpool office with the appointment of a senior account executive.
Caitlin Laws, 25, joins de Winter from Leicestershire-based agency, Punch Communications, to work with the team to develop and expand both the online and offline presence of a variety of the agency’s key clients.
With three years’ digital, social and PR experience, Caitlin has helped create a variety of national and international creative campaigns for brands including Sony Xperia, The V&A, The National Trust and Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Caitlin’s role will be integral in developing client media campaigns within de Winter’s retail, charity and professional services sector focus.
Speaking on her new role, Caitlin said: “I’m really excited to be joining the de Winter team and getting stuck into upcoming projects. Coming from a digital background, the varied nature of de Winter’s client base offers fantastic scope for creativity and development.
Added with the vibrancy and energy of de Winter as an agency as well as Liverpool itself, this feels like the best possible time for me to join this innovative company.“
Kate Cox, MD and owner of dewinter, added “Our Liverpool office is becoming a hotbed of activity in terms of new people and business. It is such an exciting time for us as we continue to grow our offering, network and clients in the City.”
Dewinter recently launched it’s third office in Liverpool city centre and celebrated it’s 25th anniversary last year. Working across a variety of industries, the agency is ranked in PRWeek’s top 30 agencies outside London and has been crowned CIPR’s Outstanding PR Agency of the Year.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Helen Lightfoot .
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