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Full-service marketing agency Ardent has continued to expand its Sydney team and client portfolio in the first quarter of the new financial year.
Since July, Ardent has secured new cross-vertical partnerships with boxed mattress e-commerce brand, 10:PM, Australian medical technology company, SYMBX Biome; and modular pool specialists, Affordable Pools.
New website project acquisitions for biotechnology and life science consulting firm, Biointelect; global business content hub World of Business Ideas (WOBI); and Heartkids, the only Australian not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting families impacted by Childhood onset Heart Disease (CoHD), have also fuelled Ardent’s team growth.
New hires within the Ardent team include Adrian Wang as digital designer, Mark Kratochvill as digital strategy manager, Patricio Churruarin as paid social manager and Kerry-Ann Henrico as public relations account manager.
Speaking to the agency’s progression, Ardent MD Danny Massa said the agency passionately believes its role is to act as an extension of its partner's team.
"We work collaboratively to navigate the ever-evolving marketing landscape together and have always channelled our efforts into providing holistic marketing support to scale our partner’s growth," he said.
“This is why we place such emphasis on ensuring each hire within our Ardent team not only brings exceptional value to the agency but more importantly, to our partners.
"Alongside the existing wealth of knowledge and talents among our team, Adrian, Mark, Patricio, and Kerry-Ann, bring us closer to our mission to ignite marketing innovation and be instrumental in the success of our partners.”
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