AppointmentsSix & Flow grows international team with two new appointments

Six & Flow grows international team with two new appointments

Six & Flow, the Manchester-headquartered growth agency, has added to its Canadian team following two new appointments. Kyla Shaw has joined as a client success manager whilst Amalia Reodica has been named as the agency’s newest solutions architect. Both will be based at the firm’s Toronto office.

Established in 2015, Six & Flow helps its clients grow their revenues by combining strategy, technical expertise, and market experience, enabling them to accelerate and sustain ongoing customer growth. Longstanding clients include Equifax and Capita.

Kyla is the latest addition to the Strategic Marketing team. She will be handling a range of project management duties, including building strategic account plans; onboarding clients; monitoring monthly performance against set goals; and ensuring every project meets its brief and strategic objectives. Before Six & Flow, Kyla was a client success manager at MotivBase which is a market research company. During her career, she has worked directly with many Fortune 500 companies and their marketing teams to support consumer-data-driven innovation.

Kyla said: “Six & Flow is a people-first business with a collegiate atmosphere that is all geared towards client delivery. That mixture really appealed as I want to work for a company where I can wake up every morning excited to work hard, be myself, and interact with vibrant colleagues and clients.”

In her new role, Amalia will work in the Systems team. She will be focusing on helping her roster of clients in various ways including supporting and leading on process map workshops; implementing CRM builds; scoping, building, testing and implementing custom automations and custom integrations; providing training documentation and videos; and creating, reviewing and optimizing reports. Prior to joining Six & Flow, Amalia studied web development. She has previously worked in sales, support and operations roles at various fintech start-ups.

Commenting on her new position, Amalia said: “As a business, Six & Flow invests in and celebrates the talents of its team which is so refreshing. I’m now looking forward to adding commercial value to our clients by supporting them with their process development. This is what Six & Flow excels in – no matter what the industry or where the client is in its journey.”

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