Byfield announces two new hires
For immediate release
16 May 2008
Specialist legal and dispute PR agency Byfield Consultancy today announces the hire of two new employees with the appointment James Boyd-Wallis and Giselle Daverat.
James, who joins Byfield as an Account Manager, brings previous experience in the legal sector, having spent 18 months at a specialist professional service PR agency. James has worked with a number of leading law firms, barristers sets and legal associations and has recently completed the Chartered Institute of Marketing Professional Diploma in Marketing for Professional Services.
Giselle, who has previous agency experience in Consumer PR, joins Byfield as an Account Executive. A graduate from The University of Birmingham where she read French and Hispanic Studies, Giselle spent a year studying at Cuba’s Universidad de La Habana.
With more than 20 years previous experience of working with law firms, barristers' sets and legal associations, Byfield Consultancy offers specialist expertise in day-today retained and project PR services geared towards building organisational profile, complemented by specialist case-specific Litigation/Dispute PR services and Reputation/Issues management for the legal profession and its clients, as and when required.
The Byfield Consultancy is headed by directors, Richard Elsen and Gus Sellitto, both of whom have extensive expertise in the Legal PR arena.
Director Gus Sellitto, said:
“We’re delighted to welcome James and Giselle to the team at an important time in the development of Byfield. We’ve experienced significant growth since our launch a year ago and look forward to James and Giselle helping us to build on our success by achieving excellent results for our clients.”
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The Byfield Consultancy is located at:
83-87 Crawford Street
London
W1H 2HB
Tel: 0207 616 1740
Website: byfieldconsultancy.com
For further information, please contact:
Richard Elsen 0207 616 1741 Mobile 07886 757 307
Gus Sellitto 0207 616 1742 Mobile 07966 444 131
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