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Thursday, 05 February 2009

Rapport Events has welcomed onboard ex-Fishawack director Fiona Barwell in a new senior role.

Former Fishawacker Barwell

Barwell, who set up the events division of Photolink Creative in 2006, has joined in the position of client services director and, in the words of her new employers, “will bring invaluable expertise to further build growth in the pharmaceutical and retail sectors.”

Rapport’s Chris Teague said of his new recruit: “We are really excited about Fiona joining the team.

“Her knowledge and understanding of the industry will be invaluable in helping Rapport to achieve its business goals for 2009.”

www.rapportevents.com

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