Creo Comms welcomes apprentice to growing team
Sunderland-based marketing agency Creo Comms has appointed Emma Thompson as a digital marketing apprentice as it continues to grow its team and client base.
Emma joins the 18-strong agency to support digital and creative work for clients including Nissan, Sunderland City Council and Sheepfolds Stables.
A recent Film and Media Studies graduate, she brings hands-on experience in social media, events and content creation.
Emma who has returned to Sunderland having studied at Manchester University, said: “It feels like a great time to be joining Creo, there’s lots of exciting clients and projects that I can’t wait to get involved with.
“I’m really keen to hone my skills as well learn new things and there is plenty of opportunity to do that here.”
Emm’s appointment reflects Creo’s commitment to nurturing emerging talent and follows ongoing work with the University of Sunderland through Sunderland Creatives Agency.
Louise Bradford, managing director of Creo Comms, added: “We’re really pleased to have added Emma to the team, and really look forward to seeing her build new skills, as well as bringing her talent, enthusiasm and creativity to the business.”
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