Source adds two new executives
Leeds-based agency Source Marketing has welcomed Annabel Wales and Ella Adams as PR and social media executives, strengthening its growing team.
Annabel joins from Aubergine PR in Leeds, bringing a year of agency experience and a degree from Leeds Beckett University.
Ella, a Liverpool University graduate, arrives straight from university, where she gained digital skills as a student ambassador.
In their new roles, both will support a wide range of clients including MERKUR, Bellway Homes, Skipton Business Finance and the British Engines Group.
Their responsibilities span client relationships, media relations, social content creation, media buying and overseeing Source’s own marketing activity.
The appointments mark the next step in Source’s growth as it continues to expand its expertise in PR and digital communications.
Daniel Kennedy, director of Source Marketing, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome two new members to the Source team; their appointments have come at a really important time for the business.
“We have some exciting things in the pipeline, so strengthening the team with fresh talent ensures we’re ready to deliver even more to clients, both current and new.
“It’s a great time to be growing Source and Annabel and Ella will play an important role in shaping our next chapter.”
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