Bristol-based creative technology firm Mason Zimbler has promoted David Sloly (pictured) to the role of executive creative director.
Sloly will be afforded a more visionary role at the company and tasked with bringing more innovation to life and solving client challenges.
The promotion also sees Julian Burrett step into the role of creative director, while eight new members of staff have also joined the agency in recent weeks.
Karen Howick joins as senior account manager, Sam Wright as art director, Kay Turner as project manager, Laura Champion as marketing executive, Ross Thompson as junior designer, Tony Inkster as junior account director, Stephanie Moore as e-marketing executive and Phil Slattery as additional IT support.
James Trezona, managing director of Mason Zimbler, commented; “Our business is growing rapidly – we have an amazing roster of clients with some demanding projects around the corner. This injection of talent means we’re fully equipped to deal with the challenges and opportunities of the next few months.”
This article was first featured by The Drum online, Wednesday 29 September, 2010.
