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Campfire continues to prove it’s ‘world-class’ by hiring three new staff to expand its client services

Award winning agency, Campfire, has continued to grow its world-class standpoint, by welcoming three new employees.

Headed up by ex-Social Chain directors, Joe Gradwell and Alex Brown, the now 40-strong award-winning agency has seen significant growth since its conception in 2019.

Olivia Bence joins the team as the Senior PR Manager, as the agency decides to expand its services by introducing a PR department to its ever growing team.

Having previously worked at other leading Manchester agencies, Olivia will look to integrate PR into the Influencer and Social offering for Campfire clients.

Commenting on her new appointment, Olivia said: “I’m thrilled to join the team at Campfire as its Senior PR Manager. Campfire is incredibly innovative and creative in the way it delivers results for its clients.

“It’s a real honour to be part of the team and watch some of the work these individuals create. I’m excited to extend the client services and help set-up the PR department which will allow us to have fully integrated campaigns that get results.”

Lucy Warren joins from The Hut Group where she worked on the European teleshopping accounts and helped to launch three new brands on shopping channels both in the UK and Italy.

Lucy commented: “I’m super excited to join Campfire in a huge growth period, working on some incredible accounts. Working with some really influential people, I’m excited to learn from them and bring my own flare to the accounts team.

“Campfire’s morals on being a good person, integrity and honesty are what I can also align with. It’s great to work at a place where being a good person comes before anything else.”

Megan Ellis-Nock joins Campfire from Ryman, with over 4 years experience as an expert in organic social. Megan has grown engaged online communities across a variety of social media channels.

Megan commented: “The way consumers read about news and where they find information has all changed. We are now looking to social media to be educated, learn new facts and even influence our purchasing decisions.

“I’ve always been passionate about social media ( especially with me spending hours scrolling through TikTok and Reels for hours on end) and I’m thrilled to have joined Campfire and own the Organic Social services. I’m excited to create innovative content plans that will take our clients to the next level.”

Discussing the new appointments, Joe Gradwell, CEO at Campfire, commented: “We’re at an incredibly exciting time of growth at Campfire. Our vision is to create a world-class service for our clients and that’s why it’s so important we continue to bring in top-tier talent.

“We’re delighted to have Olivia, Lucy and Megan on board and help to extend our services and offerings to our clients. We can’t wait to see their talent and expertise be brought to life.”

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