Rowan Stanfield Boards the Online PR Rollercoaster at C&M
The UK’s hottest Online PR agency, Content & Motion, welcomes Rowan Stanfield to the team this week.
London, January 9th 2008
Uber-hot UK Online PR agency today unveiled its latest hot new signing, Rowan Stanfield. As the latest, all-shiny, all-Online addition to the C&M team, Rowan has spent the last eight years building extensive PR skills as a publicist in the books industry, during which time she worked for several different publishing houses.
Within months of landing her first publishing job at Frances Lincoln back in 2000, a cocky young Rowan initiated and project-managed the creation of a previously non-existent company website, dragging the old-fashioned firm kicking and screaming into the digital age.
Since then Rowan has been shaking things up in a similarly forward-thinking fashion in her various PR and Marketing roles at Orion, John Wiley and most recently, GMC.
As C&M’s lead Online PR Consultant, with responsibility for planning, executing and managing C&M’s core Online PR campaigns, Rowan will work directly alongside C&M founder Roger Warner across all of C&M’s Online PR client accounts.
A self-confessed ‘Girl Geek’, Rowan has been dabbling in Social Media since before most of her friends had even heard of MySpace or Facebook, and is delighted to be leaping into the world of Online PR.
“I spend so much of my spare time messing around online anyway, that it seemed like the natural next step career-wise” said Rowan, “It’s been a personal mission of mine to advocate the benefits of of web-based marketing and PR to my invariably sceptical publishing peers, so it’s genuinely exciting to be joining a cutting-edge agency in which anything is possible!”
Said C&M founder, Roger Warner: “Rowan brings a brilliant mix of PR savvy, Pulitzer Prize-worthy copywriting skills and five star Social Media girl-geek abilities to the C&M mix. Frankly, she’s a better signing for us than Ronaldhino. She’ll contribute fully to our good-not-evil plan for world Online PR domination, and will be working across all of our key accounts. I’m really excited to have her on board and I know that every one of our clients will feel the same way very, very soon.“
A First Class graduate in Education Studies with Drama and Theatre Studies, Rowan is also a keen photographer, blogger and live music enthusiast.
You need only type “Rowan Stanfield” into Google to see how often she pops up all over the Web. Just don’t ask her to build you a swimming pool.
About Content & Motion
C&M is an Online PR agency that excels at Content Creation, Content Optimisation, and SEO. We use a variety of groovy web marketing techniques to help you win new friends and influence people. The company was founded in mid-2008 by Roger Warner – web marketing junkie, ex-director of PR at IBM Europe, and personality type D.
The company works on the partnership model of all great consultancies, meaning that ownership is shared, staff are obsessive, brains and egos are large, and attention spans are notoriously focused. Fortunately this is good news for our clients, who tend to benefit from consolidated bouts of outrageously good service and smart thinking and execution.
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