No Brainer, has bolstered its team with two new hires and a number of promotions.<\/p>\n
Andy Colman, 31, joins the team with a Master\u2019s degree in digital marketing and a host of experience working with consumer brands such as Signature Living and V1BE Fitness. Danny McIver, 23, also joins the agency\u2019s ranks having recently graduated with a First in media production and a Master\u2019s degree in public relations.<\/p>\n
The four-year-old agency is now 13 strong, with the new team members working across a range of services, supporting on clients including HomeServe, Sale Sharks, Appreciate Group, Cash Converters and MBNA.<\/p>\n
To support the company\u2019s growth plans, four existing members of the No Brainer team have received promotions, reinforcing the agency\u2019s commitment for nurturing talent from within. Michelle Turner has joined the senior leadership team after being promoted to Account Director.<\/p>\n
In addition, Melissa Phillips has taken on further responsibilities to support agency\u2019s business strategy and has been promoted to Head of Operations and Projects. Emily Craig and Anna Williams have both been promoted to Account Managers.<\/p>\n
Co-founder, Gary Jenkins will take on the new position of Managing Director, leading on No Brainer\u2019s ambitious business development plans, and fellow co-founder, Lee Cullen will head up the agency\u2019s growing client roster under the new role of Client Director.<\/p>\n
Of the new developments at the agency, Managing Director, Gary Jenkins, said: \u201cIt\u2019s great to welcome Danny and Andy to the team as we gear up for further growth in 2020. They both have fantastic futures in our industry, and we\u2019re excited to see what they achieve with us.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have an incredible team of ambitious and talented PR professionals and there\u2019s no doubt they all give their all for our business and clients. We\u2019re proud to recognise this with the internal promotions we\u2019ve made. Each and every one of them deserve it.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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