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Fast Web Media Makes Key Appointment to Re-Enforce its Growth Strategy
31 January 2018 – Manchester-based digital marketing specialist Fast Web Media has expanded its sales and marketing team with the appointment of Carla González as Senior Marketing Manager.
Carla brings a wealth of experience in marketing and communications, having worked in the sector for over seven years. Prior to joining Fast Web Media, Carla held the position of Inbound Marketing Manager for Cube3 where, following the company’s partnership with Hubspot, she was responsible for the continued roll out and management of inbound marketing strategies from within the performance marketing team.
In her new role, Carla will oversee Fast Web Media’s marketing activities and take responsibility for promoting new projects and supporting the continued growth of the business.
Commenting on her new position, Carla said: “Fast Web Media is well known for its digitally-focused marketing expertise, both nationally and internationally. I am thrilled to be part of a team that has worked with clients of the caliber of the BBC, PZ Cussons and Gfinity, and look forward to helping the agency further their growth with my experience in inbound marketing.”
Stephen O’Malley, Head of Agency at Fast Web Media added: “Carla has a strong background in the sector, with specific expertise in inbound marketing and automation. We’re delighted to welcome her to the team and are confident that she will be instrumental in furthering Fast Web Media’s success.”
This latest appointment follows a period of considerable growth for Fast Web Media. Over the last twelve months, the agency has employed nine new members of staff including Sally Kelly, Head of New Business Development to ensure the necessary infrastructure is in place to facilitate and nurture new clients.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Fast Web Media .
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