Flyeralarm launches UK hunt for three new senior executives

Print Solutions

Flyeralarm is seeking to beef up its recently relaunched UK operation by appointing three new executives who will together be responsible for energising the company’s profile and expanding its loyal customer base.

The company is looking to fill the roles of marketing manager, key account manager and account manager reporting directly to Keith Hanson, the UK manager director who was appointed at the beginning of this year to head a fresh sales impetus in the British print market.

The incoming marketing manager, who must have at least three years’ experience of e-commerce marketing, will be expected to develop a strategic marketing plan which will deliver rapid acquisition of new business customers and retention growth, analyse market opportunities and devise off line and digital promotional and brand building campaigns.

The key account manager will build up working relationships with potential large new multi million pound clients while also seeking to retain existing clients, and the account manager will focus on making the best use of the company’s client base. Both these managers will require a good knowledge of the print industry and excellent IT skills with a strong knowledge of Microsoft packages.

‘These appointments represent a major statement of our faith in the future of the UK print industry and in the contribution which we believe we can make to it, and we are hoping to fill these posts at the earliest opportunity with people of the highest quality,’ said Keith.

He continued, ‘Since 2002, Flyeralarm has been a pioneer in online print. We have 2000 employees, operations in 15 countries, revenues in excess of €330 million, 41000 square metre state of the art production facilities and more than three million printed product options for our customers, yet we have retained a start up spirit in the group. This is a company with great ambitions.’

The company works predominantly in the business to business market and many of its customers are other printers who take advantage of the extensive product range to provide extra services to their own customers. Print companies can enjoy special discounts of up to 11%.