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Whether you are actively – or passively – seeking your next challenge, send us your latest CV and we’ll add you to our database.
We understand that job hunting is an incredibly time-consuming process, especially when worked around an existing full-time job. Scouring an ever-increasing number of job boards, identifying and targeting those roles that are just right for you and then applying; often with little, if any feedback, can be a disheartening experience.
We are specialist creative services recruiters and if you’re looking for creative roles then we want to know YOU! All about YOU, as a person; your skills, your experience; what you can do and what YOU want to do, so we can identify and put you forward specifically for the roles that YOU want as soon as they become ‘live’. Load up your CV and let us do the rest!
The strong and close relationships we create with our clients enable us to showcase our candidates’ specific skills both directly – during regular catch up meetings – and via highly targeted e-marketing campaigns which we use to proactively create interest in candidates and stimulate potential job opportunities.
We have been placing creative talent for over 20 years and the positive experience we provide for our candidates means they often become loyal clients.
The team is extremely friendly and responses are instantaneous. I really feel like they care about the person behind the CV. Excellent is an understatement, over the moon with their service.”
Thomas, Marketing Executive / Candidate
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£25-40k
Bristol
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a sales / business development professional with a few years experience to support the sales team of a company in the design and creative sector. This will be a chance for someone starting or growing their career in sales and business development to play a key role in helping the company grow by building strong relationships with customers, supporting the sales process, and learning about the market and their services. You’ll be supported by experienced team members and encouraged to develop your skills over time.
£30-50k
Bristol
A great opportunity has arisen for an experienced business development professional with a background working in hotels / luxury hospitality settings
c£30k + Benefits
Surrey
A great responsibility has arisen for an office manager to join a small, yet well established and growing company in the financial services sector. This is a crucial role to ensure the smooth operational running of the business office.
£30k + Benefits
Southampton
A great opportunity has arisen for a skilled digital marketer to join a well known brand to drive their online presence to the next level.
The Digital Marketing Executive will be part of a team and be responsible for managing and executing digital marketing strategies across multiple channels.
£35-40k + Car Allowance of £4,200, Uncapped New Business Bonus of around £10-20k + Excellent Benefits
Wales
This is an exciting opportunity to join a friendly and successful manufacturing business in a brand new, busy and rewarding role. With your experience in account management and business development in a fast paced, customer centred manufacturer, you will make a significant contribution to the growth and success of the business
£30-35k
Surrey
A great opportunity has arisen for a skilled marketer to join a small, yet well established and growing company in the financial services industry.
The role of the Marketing and Communications Executive will be to develop and promote the business and increase brand awareness.
£35-45k
London
A great opportunity has arisen for a multi-skilled marketer to join a leading international company in the professional services industry.
Reporting to the senior management team, the role requires someone confident to build and maintain a strategic marketing plan and will involve working with the established market-leading to retain and expand their brand awareness and take them forward over the next decade.
£35-40k
Somerset
A great opportunity has arisen for a dynamic, results-driven Marketing Manager to join a leading interior design company to cover a maternity on a fixed term 9 month contract initially
Supporting the Sales team with the execution of marketing strategies and campaigns to strengthen brand
£35-40k + Excellent Benefits and Opportunities to Train and Progress
Southampton
An exciting opportunity has arisen within a friendly, vibrant and collaborative marketing agency. This is an exciting chance for a talented and commercially-driven Account Manager to join their growing team. In their busy, fast-paced studio, you'll be a key part of their close-knit team, taking the lead on building new business growth and deep client relationships for the agency
£30-35k
Surrey
This is an exciting opportunity for you to join a vibrant team in wonderful surroundings. You will manage key product and pricing data across global systems to support smooth supply chain operations
You’ll maintain the central product database, oversee item creation on ERP and internal systems, manage cost price sheets, and support stock reconciliation and inventory batch reviews
£30-40k
Slough
A great opportunity has arisen for a skilled marketer with digital experience to join a leading organisation in the B2B sector.
Reporting directly to the directors of the business, the Marketing Manager will develop, execute and oversee all aspects of digital marketing, compiling and preparing digital marketing campaigns, tracking the performances and reporting back. Using your creative flair and ideas you will tasked with full autonomy to deliver projects from concept to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for a digital marketer with ability and ambition to develop their career in a high growth, profitable business that rewards effort and achievement.
£30-35k
Hampshire
A new full-time position is available working in the operations department of a successful marketing business, essentially the central hub where you will be working across all other departments
You will work closely with the Head of Operations, scheduling content for clients, liaising with clients and the local sales team to ensure the successful delivery of campaigns
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