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  • Kae-Ley Brann appointed Business Manager at Marketing in Maritime for new growth phase.
  • Brann to lead 'MiMbership' programme, online resource hub, and expanded events calendar.
  • Her appointment supports maritime community engagement and industry collaboration.

Marketing in Maritime has announced the appointment of Kae-Ley Brann as Business Manager, marking a significant step in the development of this specialist networking and professional development community for marketing and communications experts within the marine and energy sectors.

This role signifies the organisation’s commitment to evolving into a community-led platform focused on professional development.

New community-led initiatives

Kae-Ley Brann will play a crucial role in directing the new ‘MiMbership’ programme

In her new position, Kae-Ley Brann will play a crucial role in directing the new ‘MiMbership’ programme. In addition, she will oversee the establishment of an online resource centre and an expanded schedule of live and online events.

Her expertise is expected to drive these ambitious initiatives forward as the organisation embarks on this new phase.

Integrating marketing strategies

Kae-Ley Brann transitions to Marketing in Maritime having previously been the Marketing Manager at Heads Resourcing Group, where she successfully integrated marketing strategies across multiple brands.

Andy Ford, Director at Marketing in Maritime, expressed enthusiasm about Kae-Ley’s arrival, stating: "Marketing in Maritime is transforming into a bigger and bolder initiative and to accelerate our plans, I’m excited to welcome Kae-Ley as our new Business Manager."

Andy adds, "Following the appointment of Marketing in Maritime’s Advisory Board earlier this year, Kae-Ley’s energy and passion will help to make our vision for its future a reality."

Commitment to industry growth

Kae-Ley brings a strong sense of ward to the role, supporting the 1851 Trust STEM Crew Maritime Roadshow

Drawing on her previous experiences, Kae-Ley brings a strong sense of community to the role, having previously supported the 1851 Trust STEM Crew Maritime Roadshow, contributing to youth aspirations across the UK.

She commented on her new appointment, "The opportunity to drive Marketing in Maritime as it enters a new phase and to help grow this fantastic community is truly an honour. It’s an initiative shaped by the industry, so I look forward to getting to know the community and to working closely with our sponsors and partners to take Marketing in Maritime to the next level.”

Collaborative future

The essence of Marketing in Maritime lies in its global network of industry professionals who are engaged with shaping its future. This 'MiMCrowd' of dynamic and inventive individuals is encouraged to participate actively in this evolving direction.

The collaborative efforts are supported by key strategic partners, including Bray Leino, Oakwood Agency, Bureau Veritas, and Safety4Sea, with continued backing anticipated through 2025.

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