Conscious Communications, the Cambridge-based B Corp PR and marketing agency, has restructured its senior team, promoting Deputy Managing Director, Zoë Scorer, to Managing Director, while the company’s founder and previous Managing Director, Alison Taylor, assumes the role of Chief Executive Officer. Ali White has been promoted to Associate Director and Head of Business Development, joining Sophie Baillie, Associate Director and Head of Client Services, and completing the management team’s new structure.
The company, which achieved B Corp certification in May and is also Investors in People Gold accredited, has seen significant growth in recent years. The changes in management have been implemented to ensure that the company is well positioned to continue its trajectory, delivering public relations, marketing, events, and crisis communications services to progressive organisations in technology, charity, retail, education, hospitality, nutrition, health, green energy, and sustainability.
Alison Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, said: “Zoë has been an invaluable part of the team since the beginning in 2012. She knows the company and our clients inside-out and has been instrumental in embedding and championing our culture of ‘do well by doing good’ since day one. Sophie and Ali have both, also, made considerable contributions to the company’s continued success and I’m thrilled to be able to put the management reins in their combined capable hands.
“The new structure will enable me to concentrate on strategy and business development, as well as the important work of community interest company - Cambridge 2030; our charity - FXP Festival; and other education and charity initiatives.”
Zoë Scorer, Managing Director, added: “I have had the privilege to be part of Conscious Communications since its inception and, as we venture into our next stage of growth, I’m excited to lead our exceptional team, who demonstrate daily our shared commitment to using our public relations, marketing and events expertise as a force for good.”
