Team Tactics appoints new client executive
Corporate events specialist Team Tactics has strengthened its team with the appointment of Louise Bourne as client development executive.
Louise joins from pharmaceutical firm Parexel, where she planned and executed global meetings and events, bringing extensive experience in end-to-end event delivery and client support.
In her new role, she will design bespoke team-building experiences and support the expansion of Team Tactics’ diverse event portfolio, with a particular focus on CSR initiatives.
Louise said: “I love the variety and fast pace of the events industry, and I’m excited to get stuck into a new role that will allow me to expand my knowledge and work with household-name brands.
“Pharmaceutical events gave me great experience in managing complex projects and I can’t wait to channel that into the range of fun events and experiences Team Tactics offers.”
Approaching its 30th year, Team Tactics serves a high-profile list of multinational clients, including Ford, Unilever, Barclays and KPMG.
Louise’s appointment reinforces the company’s commitment to delivering seamless, impactful events and enhancing client experiences.
Tina Benson, founder and managing director at Team Tactics, added: “Louise brings fantastic experience and clear passion for events management and client services.
“Her skills and enthusiasm make her an invaluable addition to our team, and we’re delighted to welcome her on board as we continue to expand our client and event portfolio.”
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