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Yorkshire Windows welcomes new Marketing Director
Leading South Yorkshire home improvements specialist Yorkshire Windows has appointed a new Marketing Director.
Kirsten Bolton is a board level marketing leader with over 20 years experience across both public and private sectors, including manufacturing, leisure and tourism, education and business support.
She was placed in the 2019 Financial Times Top 100 Most Influential Women in Engineering list (UK and Europe) for challenging the status quo and she has a comprehensive, proven background in lead generation, tactical and strategic planning and digital marketing.
Other areas of expertise include team building, stakeholder and consumer engagement, public relations and building brand personality.
Her extensive marketing career has included positions at Solarframe Holdings Ltd, Willerby Ltd - the UK’s market leader in the manufacture of holiday homes, lodges and park homes - and the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing.
“We are delighted to welcome Kirsten to the Yorkshire Windows team,” said Managing Director Ian Chester.
“With such a great breadth of experience and with many years knowledge of this particular industry, we know her wealth of knowledge is going to prove invaluable as we prepare to take Yorkshire Windows to the next level.”
Yorkshire Windows, the specialist in uPVC doors and windows, composite doors, bi-fold doors, conservatories, orangeries, garage doors and roofline products has its head office in Rotherham and also has a showroom at Ferndale Garden Centre in Dronfield.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by John Highfield .
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