PROXIMITY iD HIRES FIVE
Proximity iD, specialist in the integration of technology and marketing, has made five new key appointments as the company experiences burgeoning growth in its core competencies: Dave Mansfield has been appointed General Manager Customer Insights, Anna Reid joins as Client Services Manager, Rodney Greenfield as Technology Manager, and Shanika Yapa and Nicki Gearing as Data Miner/Analysts.
Announcing the appointment of the group today, CEO Geoff Cooper said the new team members came from a diverse range of backgrounds, but the most important factor they had in common was a true customer focus.
“The appointments are spread within Proximity iD’s central skill sets: data-driven strategic solutions and world-class data-mining, market research, email marketing, online communities and data analytics. They provide a wealth of experience and expertise, and further increase our capabilities of providing award winning campaigns for our clients,” says Cooper.
“Making life easier for our customers and their customers is a big part of what we do. The sorts of people we attract are pivotal to achieving this. We’re extremely fortunate to have amassed such a good team to date, in such a tight labour market it is comforting to be able to attract and retain the types of highly skilled employees we have at Proximity iD. The past 12 months have been a time of real growth for our organisation, this has an obvious flow on effect; the need for more specialised expertise, these appointments certainly reflect this.”
Pictured from left: Anna Reid, Client Services Manager; Nikki Gearing Data Miner/Analyst; Dave Mansfield, General Manager Customer Insights; Shanika Yapa, Data Miner/Analyst. Absent – Rodney Greenfield, Technology Manager
3 Comments
Well, they are OBVIOUSLY not creatives.
1. No mandatory black t-shirt for a start.
2. They all clearly own a hair brush – that’s a bit different.
3. They smile. That’s very different.
And because they look like genuine nice people and not wannabe dickheads who would post something as try hard as that you wannabe dickhead.
You misread the comment 1.41. That was exactly my point. Personally I’m quite pleased to see people who aren’t wannabe dickheads – people who don’t wear the same black t-shirts, the same pretend ‘just got out of bed hair ‘and the same deadpan faces. I’ll forget you called me a wannabe dickhead. Just this once.