Local women, Alexandra Wyn Smith and Caroline Spindlove, have landed jobs at Cardiff Bay-based full-service agency Merlin Marketing and Public Relations.
Alexandra Wyn Smith has left the Tenby coastline to join the well-established marketing team as account executive. A psychology graduate from the University of Wales, Cardiff, Alex has recently succeeded in gaining a professional diploma in marketing.
Alex cut her teeth in her home county of Pembrokeshire with roles for the Swansea Institute of Higher Education and Way Out West, working with clients such as Woolworth and on exhibitions including The World Travel Market, Showcase Wales and Confex.
Also leaving Tenby behind is Caroline Spindlove in her new role managing front-of-house duties at Merlin.
An English and media studies graduate from the University of Plymouth, her last position as restaurant manager at actor Neil Morrissey's Hurst House pub, in Laugharne, should provide her with the requisite sense of humour needed to survive at the company.
The two new executives will work alongside Merlin's public relations and marketing teams to support the company's retained client portfolio and ongoing events programme.
These include the Welsh Development Agency, National Assembly Government, the Carbon Trust, Capital Region Tourism, the General Teaching Council for Wales, HBOS Card Services, Holland House Hotel, Welsh Automotive Forum and a number of commercial property clients, including Gaunt Francis Architects, Gerald Eve, Broadhall, Macob and Cardiff Gate Business Park.
Cardiff Bay based Merlin Marketing and PR is a full service marketing agency specialising in public relations, event management, creative graphic design, interactive media, television and video production.
For further information contact Daniel Tyte (daniel@merlin-digital.co.uk) or call on 02920 304050.
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