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Subscriptions Account Manager
HH&S is one of the leading subscription management providers in the UK for newspapers and magazines. We manage over 200 news and magazines titles on behalf of our clients and work with some of the UK’s biggest news publishers.
HH&S was founded in 1987 and is based in Chelsea Harbour, South West London right next to Imperial Wharf overground station. We are a small, friendly team offering a varied role working with some great clients.
We are looking for an experienced Subscriptions Account Manager to join our team to build and maintain client relationships across our portfolio.
Gold Key Media Announces New Appointment of Mark Gander as Head of Publisher Services
Gold Key Media is delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Gander as Head of Publisher Services. In his new role, Mark will lead the Publisher Brand Team, working closely with leading publishers & brands to enhance their exposure and availability via Gold Key Media’s impressive network of venues that deliver HNW audiences.
Mark brings a wealth of experience to Gold Key Media. He spent three years at The Craft Gin Club, where he successfully managed the commercial arrangements with gin distillers from around the world. During his tenure, he also oversaw sampling and marketing opportunities with major drinks producers such as Disaronno, Cointreau, Brewdog, and Budweiser.
NewstrAid announces new name for Volunteers during National Volunteers Week
Industry charity NewstrAid, has announced a new name for their much-valued volunteers.
Historically known as ‘Almoners’, this dedicated group of people who provide the human face of the charity by visiting and telephoning hundreds of NewstrAid beneficiaries every year will now be known as Welfare Volunteers.
Katie Babooram, Welfare Manager for NewstrAid said: “The name ‘Almoner’ is increasingly being misunderstood by both beneficiaries and prospective new volunteers to the extent that it is becoming a barrier to finding new people to take on the role. With this in mind we have taken the decision to rename this brilliant group of people who will now be called Welfare Volunteers.”
Tying in with National Volunteers Week, the charity is also keen to encourage more people from the newstrade to get involved and become a Welfare Volunteer. Those who take on the role will typically contact their beneficiaries around 3 times a year providing a service which is valued as much as the financial support the charity offers.
Further details about Welfare Volunteers can be found on the NewstrAid website https://www.newstraid.org.uk/welfare-volunteers/
