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Two New Faces For Fusion Media

Award-winning marketing and corporate communications agency Fusion Media (Europe) Limited are pleased to announce the appointment of Brodie Tse and Reece Heard as social media executives with immediate effect.

Brodie and Reece won the two positions over other highly skilled candidates with their understanding of content creation and blog & social media experience, and are already looking for new ways to develop client’s online presence to bring more of their products and services to their customers’ computer screens and further improve and develop communication on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Their key challenges will be to plan, develop and implement Fusion Media’s social media marketing and online communications strategy on behalf of their clients, and to build brand awareness.

“We’ve been on the lookout for someone to fill this position for a little while and were delighted when the talented Brodie and Reece crossed our path,” said Fusion Media managing director Christopher Bassett. “I have no doubt that they will both make great additions to our already successful team.”

Fusion Media are a full service marketing and corporate communications agency and work across all media channels delivering award winning, high quality public relations, marketing, advertising, design, photography, event management and digital media services to a wide range of local, national and international clients.

For further information please contact Fusion Media (Europe) on 01322 424 499 or visit www.fusion-media.eu

For more news, reviews and insightful views you can follow Fusion Media on Twitter @FusionMediaEU and like the company’s facebook page – www.facebook.com/FusionMediaEurope. You can also view the latest Fusion videos by visiting www.youtube.com/FusionMediaEU1

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