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Three new starters at The Market Creative
The Market Creative has strengthened its team with the appointment of three new members of staff.
Creative Copywriter, Melissa McPhillips has joined the team from AO.com to extend the company’s content proposition. She will work as part of the creative team on a range of home interest as well as business-to-business brands.
Melissa will work alongside new starter and art worker, Katie Jackson. Katie has five years industry experience, holding a previous role with Marlin Digital Imaging.
The Market Creative’s account handling team has also been given a boost with the appointment of Lexy Woolley as an Account Manager. Lexy joins the team from N20 where she worked on instore events as well as brand awareness for Poundland and ACDOCO.
Sue Benson, Managing Director at The Market Creative said: “Our clients are increasingly asking for more creative content, so we’ve invested in enhancing our skills in this area as well as on additional support for our account management team. All of the new starters have worked on interesting and high profile brands, so it’s great to have some fresh experiences and ideas.”
The Market Creative employs 20 people at its offices in Trafford Park. It recently became the first creative agency in Greater Manchester to achieve Gold accreditation against the sixth generation Investors in People Standard.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by The Market Creative .
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