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Anastasia Khizhnyakova is responsible for promoting new products and keeping her community informed of company news, here Anastasia takes time out to tell her story.

While taking a course in Journalism, Will Bond realised that he was more of a communicator than of a reporter. Here, Will shares his journey.

After stumbling into the world of marketing, Ryan Cecil ended up in an entry-level SEO position and loved how it tied everything together. Here, Ryan recalls his career.

About 11 years ago, Dmitrii Kustov was hired as a “PHP developer, specialized in SEO”, without understanding what position was about, and here Dmitrii explains how that job sparked a love for what is now his profession.

6 months ago Isaac Winters had no idea what he would be doing, nor does he have an idea as to where he will be 6 months time. But for now, join Issac as he tells his story, and talks about the uncertainty.

Since graduating from the Annenberg School of Communications and Journalism at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, Jayjay Epega soon found herself working in London. Here, Jayjay shares her journey.

After launching her own business in 2004 at the age of 23, Ronke Lawal soon discovered just what it takes to be self-employed and after taking a business sabbatical, Ronke returned stronger. Here, Ronke shares her journey.

After receiving a Bachelor’s Radiologic Technologist degree, and after working 4 years in the field, Ivan Veta realised that what he was doing wasn’t his true calling. Here, Ivan explains how he managed to steer his career in a new direction.

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After an early career in family-owned businesses abroad, Noreen Cesareo moved to global Corporates before embarking on the path of self-employment. Now, as the founder of Market Accents, Noreen tells us more.

After originally wanting to become a Tv Presenter, Samanah Duran soon realised that she had a strong desire to pursue her own path and not to climb the corporate ladder. Now self-employed, Samanah explains her journey to where she is now.

After interning with her current employer straight after finishing university, Jessica Lang’s marketing and communications skill set soon expanded. Here, Jessica explains her journey so far as she steps further into the industry.

After falling into marketing and communications during her first post-graduate job in Financial Services, Hannah Rowe wasted no time in picking up her CIM qualifications, which subsequently have enabled her to become a freelancing marketeer. Here, Hannah discusses more.

After starting her career as an accountant, Anthea Morris soon found out how the role of a marketer can be intertwined into most industry sectors. Now, as the co-founder of one of the worlds largest private providers of sexual health testing services, Anthea explains more.

After studying Public Relations at University, Jessica Pardoe’s interest in marketing and communications quickly spiked. Here, Jessica explains how she took her first steps from university into the industry.

After starting her career as a corporate communications assistant 20 years ago – Sarah Lloyd her skills on the job. Forward 8 years and now Sarah has set up on her own business, following her passion for help and wellbeing.

From working for a variety of companies in their sales and marketing departments to becoming the CEO of their own business, Teresa Potocka shares her path.

From leading the product marketing strategies of nine separate brands simultaneously, to focusing on identifying fresh and feasible opportunities for international expansion, here Kashif Naqshbandi explains his journey.

After obtaining a first class journalism degree, Annabelle Price thought that her career was planned out. But little did she know that after falling into a social media role within a PR comapny, plans would change and everything would click into place.

From studying business studies at A level, to undertaking a marketing degree at university, Rob Weatherhead now operates Run Fast Web Media, a digital marketing agency. Rob shares his journey.

Since the marketing and communications industry captured her attention at a young age, Anu Ramani knew it was all she wanted to do. Now after 25 years in the industry, Anu reflects on how far she has come.

Having worked in branding, design and marketing her entire corporate career, Susan Hay left and began freelancing in 2013 upon launching Thrive Health & Nutrition Magazine. Read Susan’s journey here.

From being an established Journalist and then editor, Kerry Sheehan jumped the fence and now sits on the side of PR. Here, Kerry explains her ourney.

After teaching himself what he needed to know in terms of marketing, Newaz Chowdhury needed to find a passion. Now, Newaz has found his passion in the form of his own business. Newaz Chowdhury explains.

After leaving an admin post at a radio station, Katrina Rohman had a run of bad luck when it came to employment. But, after being made redundant 3x in 2 years, life suddenly changed for Katrina as she landed herself a Marketing job in the Hospitality and events industry, where she helped add £1 million to the business’ revenue. Katrina Rohman explains.

After utilising her writing and marketing skills for a side project, Ella Patenall was inspired to set up her own website whilst simultanously learning about SEO, which help Ella land her first job at a marketing agency as an SEO content writer, here Ella explains.

After the birth of her daughter, Sophie Lorford ventured back into the world of work by joining a tech-start up. Since then, Sophie has moved on and grown from strength to strength, eventually landing herself the role of Head of Marketing.

After entering the Marketing field in school via Graphic Design, Sarah Gray took a further interest in Business Operations and Organizational Leadership and now fulfills the role of Marketing Management for Public Accountants.