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About me

Ben has brought a wealth of account management experience and client service skills to the many notable projects he has led across branding, packaging, advertising, editorial and digital.

He helped to launch the 'metamorphosis' of Pay.UK from NPSO, bringing together Bacs, Faster Payments, UKPA and CCC&C. He has recently led: the rebrand and digital transformation of PromoCell, Europe's leading primary cell research organisation; led a global digital advertising campaign for Oracle; as well as managing the award winning rebrand and launch of 'The Argyll Club' - London's premium office member's club.

Also, in combination with managing the award-winning rebrand of the King's Cross area, Ben was the commissioning editor on KXQ, a quarterly newspaper distributed in the King's Cross area and The Sunday Times.

Before joining SomeOne, Ben was a consultant, working within business transformation and change management. Notable clients in the finance sector included Lloyds Banking Group, Deutsche Bank, UBS and LCH.Clearnet. He then moved into the TMT sector, where he took the lead on winning new accounts including Liberty Global, ITV Studios, Channel 4, Panasonic and HTC.

Ben loves the active outdoors, he is a qualified ski instructor and keen surfer!

Details

AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractPerm, Freelance, Temp-Perm, Part time, Remote

LocationLONDON, United Kingdom

Skill LevelJunior, Middleweight, Senior, Director

Tagged Job TitlesAccount Manager

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Skills

Account Management, Advertising, Brand Management, Branding, Business Development, Campaign Planning, Client Services, Copywriting, Creative Direction, Script Writing, Strategy Planning

Sector Experience

Advertising, Branding, Design

Awards

Creativepool Annual Bronze, Transform Award

Activity

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Creativepool member since 28 August 2020

Ben's work

SoftServe — Technology Elevated

King Henry VIII launched the brand 477 years ago. Now it’s our turn.

Playing our part in the National Youth Orchestra…

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