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Cuttsy+Cuttsy welcomes new team members

Cuttsy+Cuttsy is excited to announce the addition of three talented professionals to the team: Flo, an enthusiastic Account Executive; Vicki, a creative Graphic Designer; and Jo, a detail-driven Artworker

New team members

We’re excited to announce three brilliant new additions to the Cuttsy+Cuttsy team this month, each brining unique talents and fresh perspectives to help us deliver meaningful, impactful work across all our projects.

Joining us are:

  • Flo, taking on the role of Account Executive, brings a blend of enthusiasm and organisational expertise, along with a keen focus on fostering strong client relationships.
  • Vicki, our newest Graphic Designer, offers fresh creative insights and a passion for crafting designs that truly resonate.
  • Jo, stepping into the role of Artworker, brings precision and dedication to refining every detail in the work we produce.

Commenting on the new appointments, Managing Director Harriet Karia said, “We’re delighted to welcome Flo, Vicki and Jo to the team. They bring fresh ideas, individual strengths and a shared drive to make a difference. I’m looking forward to the impact they’ll have as we continue creating work that really matters, especially for patients.”

These new appointments reflect our commitment to building a talented and diverse team that drives excellence in everything we do. We’re confident Flo, Vicki, and Jo will bring valuable perspectives and skills to their roles, and we’re eager to see the impact of their work.

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