Chapter II strengthens agency team with two hires
Sheffield-based PR, marketing, design and video agency Chapter II has strengthened its team with the appointment of two new specialists as it continues to grow its client portfolio.
Tyler Lowe-Fowler joins as multimedia videographer, bringing experience from his previous role as art director at Together Agency, where he developed expertise in video production, design and brand storytelling.
Tyler will lead the creation of video content for the Chapter II’s expanding client base.
Emilia Beck has also joined as senior account executive following four years in digital PR, where she delivered coverage-led campaigns and strategic media relations.
She will work across Chapter II’s client portfolio, helping to deliver integrated communications strategies.
Their appointments support the agency’s continued growth as it expands its creative and communications offering for clients across a range of sectors.
Allie Dransfield, head of agency at Chapter II, said: “We're delighted to welcome Tyler and Emilia to the Chapter II team at such an exciting time for the agency.
“Tyler’s creativity and expertise in video production will further strengthen the way we bring our clients’ brands to life, while Emilia’s experience in digital PR enhances our ability to deliver impactful, integrated campaigns.
“They both bring fresh perspectives, impressive talent and real ambition, and they're already making a fantastic contribution to both our team and our clients.”
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