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Context Hires Experienced Senior Account Manager Sarah Boyle from McCann
Tech PR firm Context Public Relations, has hired experienced Senior Account Manager Sarah Boyle, who joins from international agency McCann.
Prior to her two and a half years at McCann, Sarah previously worked at Twentyfour 7 PR and SKV Communications in Manchester. Sarah has a wealth of experience, handling a variety of B2B and B2C accounts, most recently working in the telematics and retail sectors. In Sarah’s new role she will be working for clients in the fintech, enterprise IT and IoT sectors.
Frank Smith, Managing Director at Context, said: “Sarah is a fantastic PR professional, whose reputation and client experience really speaks for itself. I know our entire team are really pleased she’s on board. We’re all looking forward to what the future holds for us as an agency, and Sarah will play a key part in that, as an integral member of the team.”
Sarah Boyle, added: “Context has a fantastic reputation, so I’m really pleased to be the latest member of the team. There’s plenty of exciting client work and new business opportunities in the pipeline that I’m already involved with, so the first few weeks here have been really productive. I’m very much looking forward to my future here at Context.”
Sarah’s appointment comes off the back of a strong first half of 2019 for the agency, with client wins including data integration specialist SPINR, billing payments solution Revive Management and French radio communications firm Etelm.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Context Public Relations .
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