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Digital marketing agency makes a good impression


Nottingham-based digital marketing agency Impression has won the prestigious title of Best Small PPC Agency in Europe at an awards ceremony in Krakow, Poland. The award, which was entered by


hundreds of agencies from across Europe, is designed to recognise the highest standard of digital advertising management. Impression, which offers paid advertising services on Google, Bing, Facebook and more, was found to be the best agency by a panel of 42 external, independent marketing experts.


‘We’re looking forward to welcoming more team members and more great clients in the coming months’


Impression’s PPC Manager Liam


Wade said: “I’m incredibly proud of the work of the PPC team and this award is a great way to recognise everything we’ve achieved. We pride ourselves on taking a results-


Impression’s award-winning PPC team


focused approach in all we do, driving tangible commercial benefit for our clients, and this award is testament to that. “We’re looking forward to


welcoming more team members and more clients and driving innovation through the use of new PPC technologies that will enable us to achieve even more.”


Aaron Dicks, who founded the


agency with business partner Tom Craig, added: “Winning the European Search Award is a great accolade. While we’re not in it for the awards, we also recognise that winning provides proof of credibility to our clients and we look forward to continuing to drive best practice well into the future.”


Housing company is shortlisted


Housing provider Newark and Sherwood Homes is celebrating after being shortlisted for a prestigious industry award. The company is up for


Development and Maintenance Team of the Year at the Housing Heroes Awards 2017, recognising its ability to deliver high quality homes across the district. Rebecca Rance, Chief


Executive at Newark and Sherwood Homes, said: “We are thrilled to have our hard work recognised along with our dedication to delivering housing for local people.” The company’s submission


celebrated the combined effort of its team to deliver an ambitious housing development plan in the Newark and Sherwood District. It also depicted the journey


of development of staff internally, from financial business planning and appraisals to procurement, and recognised everyone who has contributed across the company.


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Finance director now flying solo


Exciting times are ahead for regional finance director Paul Maddox FCA as he has not only started up his own accountancy firm, Maddox Financial Solutions Ltd, but he was also literally flying solo for the first time in May as part of a life-long ambition to gain his private pilot licence. In the 15 years since joining Deloitte


where he qualified as a chartered accountant, Paul has obtained a wide variety of industry experience at private equity backed firms, PLC’s and not-for-profit organisations. When asked about the decision to go solo, Paul explained: “There are a


huge number of businesses in the Midlands with great ideas who could benefit from the services of a part-time FD. Not only can it support the existing senior management team achieve growth plans, but during this exciting time for the region when the chancellor has pledged £392m to invest in the Midlands, of which £88.86m will be spent in Nottingham, Derbyshire & Leicestershire; if businesses do want to raise additional finance it is vital that all fundamental controls and procedures are in order.”


Paul can be contacted by phone on 01623 615237 / 07870 590105, by email at paul@maddoxfinancialsolutions.com or visit the website at www.maddoxfinancialsolutions.com if you would like to discover how Maddox Financial Solutions’ flexible, affordable, part-time FD services could assist your business.


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