AppointmentsTrunk strengthens team with two new senior hires

Trunk strengthens team with two new senior hires

Manchester-based content specialist, Trunk, has made two new senior hires to support the business’s ambitious growth plans as we head into 2021.

Alex Martin has joined Trunk as Marketing Manager and will lead the agencies digital marketing strategy to attract new business, while Hannah Evison will be responsible for providing strategic direction and adding value to clients in her role as Group Account Director.
Alex brings a wealth of B2B marketing experience to Trunk, having previously managed all in-house marketing and campaign implementations along with a full company rebrand at Axon Garside.

Hannah has spent the past decade working in client services both as a consultant and agency-side across a wealth of global clients, with experience managing large budget integrated campaigns for brands such as Decathlon, One4all Gift Cards, and the Peel Group.

Adam Britton, Managing Director at Trunk, said: “We’re thrilled to have appointed two new senior members of the team as we head into the final quarter of the year.
“The new hires signify much more to us as a business than just the growth of our head count. We are so incredibly proud of how we’ve adapted over the past six months, continuing to produce powerful content for our clients, during what has been a difficult time for so many.
“Alex and Hannah joining the business allows us to focus on attracting client partners that are a good fit for us, producing outstanding work, and building long lasting relationships; all of which support our exciting plans for 2021 and beyond.”

Alex Martin said: “I was attracted to Trunk’s creative approach, combining film, animation and creative technology. This way of working allows for greater creative freedom in what we can achieve for our clients, but also in our own marketing.
“I’m excited to be on board; helping build the Trunk brand and attract new business as we head into the new year.”

Hannah Evison commented on her new role: “Having worked in client facing roles at various agencies throughout my career, I was excited about the opportunity to help Trunk develop its client services function as it grows and brings on board more strategic accounts.
“I was impressed by Trunk’s service offering, talent and ambitions for the future, so to be a big part of the next phase for them which was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up.”

Trunk is actively recruiting for four new creative roles in its delivery team, including a Digital Illustrator, Games Developer, Cinematographer and a Junior Editor.

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