On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Nottingham-based marketing agency Repeat Digital has started 2025 strong, as the firm welcomes two new hires in the space of a week.
Kez Moogin joins the company as a creative marketing executive, bringing a fresh skillset to the agency with design and branding.
He will be responsible for driving new leads to the business through targeted marketing campaigns while enhancing Repeat’s presence on social media.
Baz Keshwala quickly followed as the latest hire, taking on the role of senior PPC account manager.
Keshwala has more than ten years of experience in paid media, previously working both in-house and within agencies to create campaigns which boost online visibility and generate leads and sales for clients.
He said: “Joining the team offers an exciting opportunity to contribute my expertise to their already impressive growth. My main ‘plan of attack’ is to implement cutting-edge strategies that not only drive exceptional results for clients but also help elevate Repeat’s standing in the industry.”
Founder Olly Fisher said: “With two fresh faces joining the business at the start of the year, we should be in a prime position to make 2025 our best year yet. PPC has always been our bread and butter, so having someone as experienced as Baz strengthens our core offering, while Kez’s creative flair for design will help to elevate the quality of our marketing and how we engage with potential clients.”
North Northamptonshire Council’s Executive has appointed a new member for highways, travel and assets.
Cllr Macaulay Andrew Nichol, representing the Corby Rural ward, will take on the role immediately.
Cllr Macaulay Andrew Nichol
His portfolio includes overseeing Highways and Transport, parking services, waste and recycling, as well as property and estate management.
Jason Smithers, leader of North Northamptonshire Council said: “I’m delighted to appoint Macaulay to our Executive in this prestigious position, which covers a vast amount of the Place services that the council provides.
“Macaulay has shown great determination and dedication since our authority came into being in April 2021 and very much deserves his place at the table to help the team make key decisions on making the council and the whole area the best it can be.”
Nichol said: “It’s a tremendous honour to be appointed to the Council’s Executive and I’m thrilled to be working with everyone on creating policies that take North Northamptonshire forward. This is an exciting time to be part of the authority and I very much look forward to getting started.
