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Friday, 29 June 2007

Manchester digital agency Code has recruited six new members of staff: four digital specialists and two in admin and marketing.

Whipday

Designer Leigh Whipday, 29, was previously creative director of Thread Creative Studios working for clients including Flowcrete, Recognition Express and Incubation Northwest and has also freelanced for the BBC and AXA.

Preston

Colin Preston, 28, joins Code's design team as a web production designer. He has worked both in house for the telecoms group Caudwell and within agencies where he worked on accounts such as Orange, Motorola, Tesco and Asda.

Offord

Digital marketing specialist Suzanne Offord, 26, has joined as an account manager. Her previous industry experience was gained as a project manager at Amaze in Cheshire working on brands including Toyota, Lexus and ESRC.

Lunt

James Lunt, 23, has joined Code's media department as a digital media executive from McCanns.

Sarah Peel, 35, has seven years experience working in digital media with a background in account management. She has joined as an admin manager.

Kirsty Hunt has taken over from Belinda Graham as Code's press & PR officer. Hunt, 32, has been in PR and marketing for 11 years.

Code, established in 1999, employs circa 50 people. The agency's clients include
Waterstone's, Kimberly Clark, HMV, RHM Food Services, NUS Services, BUPA, and Akzo Nobel.

www.codecomputerlove.com

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