AND Digital names new client partnerships lead
AND Digital has promoted James Locker to chief of client partnerships for Yorkshire, strengthening its presence across the region’s fast-growing digital economy.
James, who joined the firm in 2018, brings extensive experience in delivery, service and strategic client development.
He will now lead partnership growth with existing and new clients across AND’s Leeds and Halifax clubs, aligning tailored digital solutions with local business needs.
James said: “I’m incredibly passionate about the North and believe strongly in creating meaningful work and opportunities that encourage people to grow their careers here.
“There is so much potential in the north of our country– from the talent to the tech community – and I’m excited to help AND play an even bigger role in that ecosystem.”
Will Sargeant, UK general manager at AND Digital, added: “James brings a valuable combination of local insight and technology expertise.
“These skills will enable our clients to achieve revenue growth, cost savings and accelerate their digital transformation, all of which are crucial in the current market.
“AND sees this appointment as a significant step forward in our mission to scale digital capabilities and deliver technology that makes a meaningful difference – both for clients and the broader community in Yorkshire.”
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