“Charlotte is one of the most intelligent and talented digital marketers I have ever come across in my career, and arguably the best in class. She's so incredibly down to earth and humble that she is probably blushing as she's reading this, and that makes working with her so much more satisfying. She is agile, adaptable and valuable in any room she finds herself in. An interesting, passionate person who can always be trusted to deliver at her best (above and beyond expectations) and find the answers, no matter what it takes. She is one of the hardest working people I know, which made managing her an absolute breeze and delight. She takes feedback incredibly well, empowers the contributions of others and builds community with people and talents from all walks of life. Her work ethic inspired and motivated others, which contributed to us having a high performing in-house digital marketing team - which was the first of it's kind at Nationwide. If I could build a team of Charlotte's, I don't think there is a single thing we couldn't overcome. Her attention to detail, her technical knowledge and capacity to continue to learn (when you think there is no more to learn!) makes her such an asset. As well as building our digital marketing presence from the ground up, cultivating highly engaged and fruitful audiences, she contributed to the technical build of our digital products which enabled our performance marketing strategy to be set up for success early on in the product lifecycle. Managing Charlotte was a dream and I'd love to work with her again in the future. I learned so much about digital marketing from her, she challenged me in the all of the ways I needed (a rare and valued dynamic) and developed junior members of the team from brand marketers into digital marketers building engaged audiences. Charlotte is a continuous student in all areas of her life, she's thoughtful, curious and values challenge. I can't praise her enough, and I'm not the only one. Her name came up in every room, in the everyday and in board rooms. Every business needs a Charlotte, but I'm yet to find another.”
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Great to have a first look at British Land's newly refurbished, sustainable workspace at 199 Bishopsgate last week. A total of 57,751 sq ft of…
Great to have a first look at British Land's newly refurbished, sustainable workspace at 199 Bishopsgate last week. A total of 57,751 sq ft of…
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I'm really proud to announce that I have been awarded my Digital Risk Management Certificate by the Institute of Risk Management after passing my…
I'm really proud to announce that I have been awarded my Digital Risk Management Certificate by the Institute of Risk Management after passing my…
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Great news! Really thrilled to announce that Chartwell Speakers have taken me on to support them in their ambition to be a source of world changing…
Great news! Really thrilled to announce that Chartwell Speakers have taken me on to support them in their ambition to be a source of world changing…
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Le Wagon
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Activities and Societies: Attended Le Wagon London. 6 month intensive coding bootcamp learning HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript ES2015, SQL, git, GitHub, Heroku and Ruby on Rails.
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IT Activity Leader
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Crisis at Christmas IT Activity volunteer: I co-ran the IT centre on Christmas Day and throughout the festive period where homeless individuals were staying. Tasks included trouble shooting, managing the use of computers and helping guests use all online services.
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