North East businesswoman lands first client with marketing venture
North East businesswoman Maxine Johnston is looking forward to a stress free relationship with the first client for her recently established marketing venture.
Maxine Johnstone Marketing has landed Stress(ed) Guru Dave Algeo - an international name in the field of training and coaching in stress management and performance raising.
Maxine said: “After successfully running my own online business for several years I was being approached by businesses for general help and guidance with their marketing so it just seemed like the right decision to set up another business doing just that.”
Dave has been operating as the Stress(ed) Guru since 2007 and the resources on his website are currently being used to deliver a management course by a university in Australia.
Dave said: “The university approached me completely out of the blue and asked if they could use some of my website resources and videos. Obviously I was delighted and immediately said that they could.”
Maxine went on to say: “It’s really great that Dave is getting the recognition he deserves. As one of the leading stress experts in the UK I am absolutely over the moon to have Dave as a client. I’m hoping that through working with him we can develop his message across the UK and beyond!”
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