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Wednesday, 30 July 2008
Brand and digital agency Fudge has expanded its Bolton-based team with the arrival of three new members of staff.

Brand and digital agency Fudge has expanded its Bolton-based team with the arrival of three new members of staff.
Ex-CIDS man Birley
Andrew Birley has been persuaded to switch from the client side to take up the new role of client services director at the agency, after spending a lengthy stint at Manchester’s creative support organisation CIDS.

Fudge worked with CIDS on the body’s new Creative Times website and Birley, 30, who was project and events manager at the organisation, must have clearly been impressed by what he saw.

On the digital side Fudge has also been bolstered by the arrival of two new web developers. Jim Neath joins from VirtuaAffinity, while Matthew Hall signs up following on from running his own business.

MD David Eccles said of the new starters: "The business is expanding rapidly, and the new roles will be pivotal to the companies future growth and on-going commitment to our brand and digital offer, together with our client service".

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