Posts Tagged ‘CorpTech’

Ruder Finn London is looking for a sharp, digitally aware and ambitious senior account executive to work across a range of corporate, technology and consumer clients. This is a fantastic opportunity with a rapidly growing agency that has some of the world’s most prestigious business brands on its client list - and some of the hottest properties in the digital and technology space. From SMART TV to social marketing, high-level business consultancy to swarm robots, our client list offers the successful applicant a fantastic opportunity to work across a range of different campaigns.

At Ruder Finn we believe that the best people usually have the widest experience and that’s why we don’t pigeonhole our employees. This is a great opportunity to work on a broad range of accounts that will include major campaigns for global giants and includes B2B and consumer technology, professional services, brand reputation and digital/ social campaigns among others.

What we are looking for
2+ years agency experience
Strong writing skills
An excellent media contact book
A good understanding of (and active interest in) the social/ digital space
Confident and ambitious
A strong team player
Flexible

Continuing in the series on CorpTech business cards here is my lot:

No, this is not some exotic beach in a far flung place; believe it or not it is a beach on the island of Tiree, situated on the west coast of Scotland. This has been the destination of the Kerr family summer holidays for longer than I have been around. Key activities taking place during these hols include: mackerel fishing in attractive wet weather gear, creeling for lobsters and crabs (tasty) and collecting random ‘treasures’ on beach walks.

This is Hector Kerr, the surrogate ‘son’ in the family and my Dad’s loyal companion. Here he is hanging out on the living room chair in Tiree – it is only on his holidays that he is allowed on the furniture, and even then it is only if my mother is firmly out of the room.

Here I am sporting some pretty epic sunglasses and looking like a bit of a cool kid. Don’t let that fool you though, I was a huge bookworm as a child and apparently ‘very solemn’. My mother, for reasons known only to her, decided to cut my hair into a mullet from an early age so here I like to think I am using any method possible to distract from my 80’s male haircut.

So here I am breaking the rules slightly and including a photo from my latest Paris holiday. Okay okay, so I did not exactly take the picture myself but I’m pretty sure its capture went something like this…’Oh, look at that – Cameron take a picture’. And thus I am claiming it as my own.