LONDON, ENGLAND, July 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Gary Wicks has been appointed as Head of Creative; a newly constructed role for communications agency Aspect Ltd. Gary will be leading the creative function at Aspect, developing the agency's capabilities, delivering powerful live events and brand experiences.
Wicks joins the agency having previously worked for other leading agencies such as The Bank and Grass Roots where he was employed in various director and consultant roles.
Gary's appointment takes the agency to a 30 strong team after the recruitment of 13 staff members in the past 12 months!
"The last few months have been varied, to say the least" says Gary "From working with Government bodies on gender equality to delivering experiential events for Auto and Pharmaceutical brands. I'm looking forward to getting my creative teeth into an already established, but-has-oodles-more-potential, company and can't wait to start delivering their innovative solutions"
"Our mission has always been to deliver end products that work, and keep on working" says Aspect MD Simon King-Cline "In an over saturated industry; we know that our clients want us to create solutions beyond the brief. That's where Gary comes in. His passion and experience will see us deliver ideas to help their brands grow".
Gary will be working with Aspect accounts such as SPAR UK.
"We're a creative communications agency specialising in corporate events. We are committed to ensuring that each project we undertake has a positive and measurable impact; getting beneath the corporate exterior to speak to the hearts and minds of our clients and the people that matter to them."
Find aspect ltd at http://www.aspect.ltd.uk We're a creative communications agency specialising in corporate events. We are committed to ensuring that each project we undertake has a positive and measurable impact; getting beneath the corporate exterior to speak to the hearts and minds of our clients and the people that matter to them.
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