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Nantwich agency Eleven Marketing & Communications has appointed Alex Moran as its new head of creative.
Alex joins the agency following an eight-year stint at healthcare communications agency Ashfield Digital and Creative – which merged with Cambridge Biomarketing and Pegasus in January 2021 to become Mind+Matter.
Alex brings a wealth of experience in developing compelling behaviour change campaigns.
In his new role at Eleven, Alex will lead the creative team and oversee the agency’s entire creative output.
The agency has also expanded its portfolio of clients with a number of new appointments and contract renewals, including the likes of the Prince’s Trust, Consumer Council for Water, the University of Central Lancashire, and Dorset Council.
To support this continued growth, Eleven has expanded its team with an additional three further appointments.
Rachel Oliver joins as marketing strategist, Alex Tacey joins as operations executive and Melanie Hurst joins as account manager.
Clare Lydon, Managing Director at Eleven, said: “We’re so happy to have Alex on board at Eleven.
“His capacity for strategic thinking and creative leadership has immediately elevated our work – for the benefit of all our clients.
“Every appointment we make brings added strength and depth to our team. And I’m really excited about what we can achieve together in 2022.”
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