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One welcomes new business development manager
Integrated communications agency, One, is adding to its experienced team by appointing James Summerscales as business development manager.
Having previously worked with recruitment advertising agency, Jupiter, in the travel, food, and hospitality sectors, Summerscales will now be working alongside One’s senior management team securing new clients and business across the entire agency.
Speaking of his new role, James said: “What I really like about One is the truth behind the name, it really is an agency where everyone works as one to produce amazing work for clients.
“It’s an incredibly exciting and creative place, and I’m really looking forward to meeting many prospective new clients and businesses in the area that I believe One can really add value to.”
Wayne Silver, Managing Director at One adds: “We love welcoming new members to the One family and we’re delighted to have James with us.
“This is the first appointment of its kind for the company, which signals the increase in new business that we’ve experienced and our ambitions for the future.”
One is an integrated agency offering advertising, design, digital, PR and social services to a range of B2B and B2C clients, including Euler Hermes, Hoover, Taylor Wimpey, United Utilities and York Racecourse.
For more information about One’s services, visit www.thinkasone.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @thinkingasone.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jessica SImm .
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