Fantastic Media bolsters team with trio of new appointments
Leeds-based strategic marketing agency Fantastic Media has recruited a web developer and two account executives to bolster its digital and client management offering following a raft of new client wins.
David Balionis has joined as a web developer and brings four years of experience in eCommerce solutions and custom web development for brands including automotive paint supplier Soll Automotive Paints.
Meanwhile, Chloe Kerfoot has joined as an account executive from Hatch Group with three years of digital marketing and social media experience. Emelia Lowis has also joined the team as an account executive, on a placement year from Leeds Beckett University, where she studies business management with marketing.
Fantastic’s founder and CEO, Andy Hobson, said: “With the strong growth the business is experiencing, we’re excited to expand the Fantastic team to help us meet our target of £2 million revenue this year.
“Chloe, David and Emelia bring a blend of experience and talent which will further strengthen our ability to deliver and continue to maintain the high standards our clients expect from us.
“Because we specialise in delivering marketing consultancy, driven by strategic insight, we also sit at the client’s boardroom table as trusted advisors, advocates and specialists. It’s crucial therefore that our team is smart and experienced enough to understand and support those client needs. Our new recruits are a testament to this.”
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