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IQ business growth FORECASTING TALENT Having reached its 10th year in business, full-service marketing agency, Cubiqdesign, reflects on what life’s like for the maturing business and how they’re recruiting for fresh talent. John and Gemma Treby founded Cubiqdesign in 2004 with ambitions of running one of the region’s most impressive design and marketing agencies. Over a decade later, and the company now employs 20 people working across over two dozen marketing disciplines. As businesses across East Anglia feel the benefits of a more stable economic climate, they’re looking to invest more in their strategic marketing, as well as their PR and digital marketing activity. Cubiqdesign has seen significant growth in its client base across these services, which is showing no signs of slowing for 2016. To ensure the business was delivering the best possible service for its client base, owners John and Gemma Treby recruited specialist talent into its marketing team. Emma Ward, PR and Marketing Manager, and Rachel Cracknell, PR and Marketing Executive, joined the business in March 2015, and really hit the ground running. “The opportunity to work across such a broad range of sectors was a real draw for me when looking to move to another company,” Rachel explains. “Covering everything from PR and social media support, to strategic services, and event management – there’s huge scope for professional development.” Georgia Watson joined Cubiqdesign in May 2014, having successfully completed a yearlong internship in the publishing side of the business. “My skills as a copywriter have certainly developed since I started here and am now the PR and Editorial Executive, with a key online responsibility” Georgia explains. “I’ve seen what it takes to craft well written content, whether that’s for a magazine, website or press release, and love working alongside the design and web development teams to bring the written word to life.” Since joining the company earlier in the year, Emma has now become part of the senior management team – representing the marketing department at director level. “There are lots of positive things coming out of Cambridgeshire and Suffolk,” Emma Ward, Cubiqdesign’s PR and Marketing Manager, explains. “We’re seeing larger clients increase the sophistication of their spend, as well as smaller businesses investing in strategic services to drive growth. As we continue to attract new clients from across the region, as well as London and Manchester, we need to grow our team.” As a result, Cubiqdesign is looking to recruit into its awardwinning marketing team. “We’re looking for talented and ambitious marketing professionals to come and join us. We need people who love what they do and want to make a difference to the businesses they’re working with,” Emma explains. “There are infinite opportunities for development at Cubiq, so it’s the perfect place for someone with a couple of years experience to come and take the next step in their career to really flourish.” for More Information about the available positions at Cubiqdesign, simply visit www.cubiqdesign.co.uk/vacancies or send your CV with covering letter to gemma@cubiqdesign.co.uk issue 15 | page 35
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