DAN WALLACE

Hi There,
My name is Danielle, nicknamed Dan, a tenacious twenty-something year old currently employed as a brand manager at Ignition Group, a diverse business encompassing the tele-communications, financial services, value added services (VAS) and direct marketing spheres. My focus on a daily basis is the brand management for a portfolio of services based products, involving the management of product performance, user-journey and UX, product enhancement as well as internal and external brand communication.
My previous experience includes one year in a product management role centered on the technicalities of product proficiency. In addition to this, two years in the digital marketing industry, covering the marketing, management and strategising for global FMCG brands with a key focus on social media, websites and other digital platforms.
Having been in a close-knit agency environment, I’ve been fortunate to play many different roles as part of completing the task at hand. I’ve been Project Manager, On-set Director, Executive Creative Director, Provider of Baked Goods, and Friend in Need, at various stages, and sometimes all at once.
In addition, my current experience in brand and product management in the corporate environment has promoted an analytical and results-based analysis of product performance, usage and cost.
As an employee and on a personal level, I’m extremely motivated, and can be equally as vibrant as I can be serious. I have had the privilege of making great, lasting friendships in the workplace, and I’ve been known to craft emails that could arguably be in the running for a Pulitzer Prize.
It is with tenacity that I tackle all tasks set before me, and I pride myself in producing a calibre of work that is worth recognition.
I have an analytical mind, a flair for creativity, and it is an ambition of mine to utilise both of these to pioneer great ideas and rise to any challenge set before me.
I am spirited, determined, and confident when given the opportunity, I will exceed all expectations.

Yours Sincerely,
Dan