AFA appoints marketing manager
In its aim to strengthen its brand, the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has appointed a marketing and strategy manager.
AFA chief executive Richard Klipin said the new role had been filled by Alexandra Russell, whose knowledge of the advice industry and success in providing quality marketing campaigns would be invaluable in taking the AFA to the next level of its development.
Russell leaves OnePath, where she spent three years. Part of her tenure was involved in helping the AFA with its Rising Star of the Year Award campaign.
“I’ve always thoroughly enjoyed working alongside the AFA and I’m now very enthusiastic to join the team and add value to their existing and new marketing campaigns,” said Russell.
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