Fluid Ideas adds quartet to growing team
Derby-based creative agency Fluid Ideas has strengthened its digital, performance marketing and social media teams with four new appointments.
Joining the business are Kat Williamson as social media manager; Joshua Marsh as technical project manager; Ana Pereira as specialist content creator; and Lucie Wells as developer.
Together, they bring expertise across influencer marketing, digital project delivery, content creation and web development.
Kat joins from Sauce Shop, Joshua from digital marketing agency The Digital Maze, while Ana previously worked at performance marketing agency Impression Digital.
Lucie returns to Fluid after previously completing work experience with the business before freelancing.
Founded 23 years ago, Fluid Ideas employs more than 50 people and provides creative, digital and marketing services to clients across sectors including property, manufacturing, technology, health, education and training.
Managing director Ed Bowler said: “Our industry is going through an incredible period of change, but our focus on long-term partnerships instead of short-term projects means we’re protected from many of the sector’s disruptive headwinds, and we continue to evolve, innovate and invest in our teams and our relationships with clients.
“Bringing Ana, Kat, Lucie and Josh on board further enhances the support, creativity and ultimate impact we can deliver for those clients as they rely on Fluid for increasingly varied brand and business goals.
“Each new team member brings different expertise and strengthens our development, performance and social media teams while increasing the capacity and breadth of support we can offer clients.
“At a time when graduates pursuing creative careers often find that first step on the ladder particularly challenging, we’re especially pleased to welcome Lucie to the team as a brilliantly talented young developer.”
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