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Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, the place for anyone in Admissions, Marketing and Communications in Independent Schools. Each episode we'll be talking to someone in the school marketing sector and finding out more about the association, the schools and the annual conference.
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, the place for anyone in Admissions, Marketing and Communications in Independent Schools. Each episode we'll be talking to someone in the school marketing sector and finding out more about the association, the schools and the annual conference.
Summary In this episode, AMCIS podcast host Simon Jones discuss The Confidence Index, which gauges the confidence of marketing and admissions staff in independent schools, with Emily Hargest and Victoria Deadman Gatt. They explore the challenges faced by these professionals, including budget cuts, staff turnover, and the importance of having the right fit in recruitment. The conversation emphasises the need for schools to recognize the value of marketing as a revenue enabler and the role of teachers in promoting the school. They also touch on the importance of maximizing marketing budgets and the evolving landscape of marketing in education. Takeaways The Confidence Index measures the confidence of marketing and admissions staff. Budget cuts are impacting marketing efforts in schools. Staff turnover is a significant issue in the education sector. Recruiting the right fit for school roles is crucial. Marketing should be viewed as a revenue enabler, not a cost centre. Teachers play a vital role in the school's marketing efforts. There is a need for better representation of marketing in school leadership. Understanding market value from parents' perspectives is essential. Schools must adapt to changing perceptions of independent education. Technology is democratising marketing, making it accessible for all schools. Links www.amcis.co.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriagatt/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyhargest/ www.thebonjouragency.com…
Summary In this special episode of the AMCIS Podcast, recorded live from the AMCIS Annual Conference, Simon from the Bonjour Agency takes listeners behind the scenes of the independent schools sector’s leading event for admissions, marketing, and communications professionals. We speak with a wide range of delegates, speakers, exhibitors, and school leaders, capturing the energy, ideas, and challenges currently shaping the sector. The conversations offer insights into everything from the role of AI in school marketing to the challenges of international recruitment, the impact of birth rates, and the importance of culture and ethos in parent decision-making. The episode also celebrates the AMCIS IMPACT Awards, the retirement of AMCIS CEO Tory Gillingham, and includes a preview of keynote speeches and workshop highlights. From warm reunions and light-hearted banter to reflections on the future of independent education, this episode gives a comprehensive snapshot of a dynamic and fast-evolving sector. Takeaways AI and automation are hot topics, with schools exploring how tools like ChatGPT and SEO-enhancing AI can ease workloads, streamline marketing, and improve prospective parent experience—though most admit they’re still learning. Simon Blake (Ipswich) highlights the importance of collaboration over competition, especially during economically challenging times. Jack from Felsted and others call for more time and team capacity, emphasising the pressure on small marketing departments. Kate Ross (Wishford) shares how the group is appointing an “AI czar” to explore AI’s potential in marketing and the curriculum. Dan Clark (Ubique) warns that most schools are still only scratching the surface with AI and urges a shift from minor efficiencies to deeper automation and capacity gains. David Milner (Sedbergh) speaks about the growth of international recruitment and advises schools to focus on research-driven strategy when targeting overseas markets. Melanie Sanderson (The Good Schools Guide) delivers a powerful session on what parents are really looking for: alignment of ethos, transparency, and genuine value—reinforcing the guide’s editorial integrity as a trusted voice in school reviews. Emma Hart (Halcyon) and Tom Wood (St Mary’s Hampstead) reflect on the importance of community and shared learning in small school teams, particularly when navigating AI, SEO, and changing demographics. Tory’s farewell marks the end of 21 years as CEO of AMCIS, celebrated with warmth and gratitude from members across the sector. Maria from San Anton School (Malta) adds international flavour to the conference, winning an Apple Watch and sharing her delight at discovering a network tailored to her niche role. The AMCIS IMPACT Awards dinner recognises outstanding contributions to school branding, marketing, and communications, bringing the day to a lively close. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
In this conversation, AMCIS podcast host Simon Jones interviews Katharina Roelofsz about the merger between Headington School and Rye St Anthony to form Headington Rye Oxford. Katharina was Director of Marketing & Admissions during the merger and is now joining Radley College for her next challenge. Simon also speaks with Head Nick Hewlett from the St. Dunstan's Education Group about their merger with prep schools Rosemead Prep and St Christopher's The Hall, and the complexities and strategies involved. They discuss the structure of the new schools, the challenges faced during the mergers, particularly in the admissions departments, and the importance of communication throughout the process. Katharina shares insights on how to navigate such changes effectively and offers advice for other schools considering mergers. Whilst Nick shares insights on evaluating growth options and the significance of trust in merger partnerships, while also addressing the future of school consolidations in the independent education sector. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
In this conversation, Simon Jones speaks with Amy Lindley and Helen Lewis-McPhee about their experiences in marketing and admissions within independent schools. They discuss the structure of their marketing departments, the challenges of working with limited budgets, and the importance of collaboration between teams. The conversation also touches on measuring ROI, the need for creativity and innovation, and strategies for marketing prep schools. They share insights on maintaining work-life balance and the current challenges faced in admissions and marketing, emphasising the importance of authenticity and understanding the target audience. Takeaways Every day is a school day in marketing. Collaboration with admissions is crucial for success. Understanding your audience is key to effective marketing. Creativity can thrive within budget constraints. Authentic content resonates more with prospective families. Measuring ROI is important but not always straightforward. Maintaining work-life balance is essential for marketers. Prep school marketing requires a different approach than senior school marketing. Don't panic; confidence is key in challenging times. Building a supportive network is vital for marketing professionals. Links Amy Lindley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amylindley/ Helen Lewis-McPhee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-lewis-mcphee/ Pretty Little Stamford: https://www.instagram.com/prettylittlestamford?igsh=MWJ5YmFpcjJuZjV3bA== www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Summary In this engaging conversation, Simon Jones speaks with Scott Delleville, Gwen Byrom, and Emma Hart about the evolving landscape of education, particularly in admissions and marketing for international schools. They discuss innovative approaches to recruitment, the importance of family engagement, and the role of technology in enhancing the educational experience. The guests share personal reflections on their careers and offer advice for those entering the field, emphasizing the need for memorable experiences and the challenges of international recruitment. Takeaways The experience families have with schools is crucial. Combining admissions and marketing can enhance family engagement. Innovative approaches in education are essential for attracting students. Technology plays a significant role in modern education. Families are increasingly involved in the school selection process. Open days should create memorable experiences for prospective families. Communication is key in addressing parents' concerns about different educational systems. Career paths in education can be unpredictable but rewarding. International recruitment presents both challenges and opportunities. Schools must balance cultural integrity with the need for international students. Contacts Emma Hart, Director of Admissions at Halcyon London International School ehart@halcyonschool.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmamhart Gwen Byrom , Director of Education Strategy, NLCS International Ltd gbyrom@nlcs.org.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/gwenbyromdirectoredstrategy/ Scott Delleville , Director of Finalsite Enrollment, Finalsite (collaborates with schools worldwide, specialising in optimising admissions processes) scott.delleville@finalsite.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-delleville-1257584/ Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Summary In this conversation, Simon Jones engages with Laura, Jo, and Hina from three different independent schools to discuss the changing landscape of school open days and parental expectations. They explore how schools are adapting their recruitment strategies, enhancing open day experiences, and utilising digital tools to engage with prospective families, especially in the context of international recruitment. The discussion also touches on the role of AI in streamlining admissions processes while maintaining a personal touch. Takeaways Parents are demanding more than just traditional open days. Open events are evolving to include workshops and experiences. Retention of current students is as important as recruitment. Digital engagement is crucial for international recruitment. Self-guided tours allow parents to explore at their own pace. AI can enhance efficiency in admissions and marketing. Understanding generational differences in parent expectations is key. Schools are focusing on behaviors rather than characteristics in marketing. Personal connections remain vital in a digital world. The landscape of school recruitment is becoming more competitive. Contacts Hina Ghumra H.Ghumra@whitgift.co.uk Joanne J. Phillips jjphillips@giggleswick.org.uk Laura Lachevre l.lachevre@ladybarnhouse.org Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Summary Philip Britton MBE, Head of Foundation at Bolton School and HMC's Chair Elect, discusses the challenges and opportunities facing independent schools as we begin the new school year. He highlights the importance of understanding your school's strategic direction and communicating clear messages to current and prospective parents. Britton also emphasises the need for a crisis response communications plan and the importance of showcasing the positive contributions of independent schools. He discusses the impact of VAT on schools and the need for schools to adapt and find solutions that work for their specific circumstances. Britton looks forward to his role as HMC Chair in 2025/26 and the opportunity to work with diverse schools and shape the purpose of independent schools in the modern age. Takeaways Understanding your school's strategic direction is crucial for admissions and communications teams. Clear and consistent messaging is important for current and prospective parents. Having a crisis response communications plan is essential in challenging times. Independent schools should showcase their positive contributions to counter negative narratives. Schools need to adapt and find solutions that work for their specific circumstances in response to VAT. Philip Britton looks forward to working with diverse schools and shaping the purpose of independent schools as chair elect of HMC. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Welcome to Bolton School HMC Board - HMC (The Heads' Conference)…
Summary In this conversation, Martin Broadhurst discusses the use of AI in various fields, particularly in marketing and education. He highlights the benefits of AI in improving productivity and creativity, such as generating meeting notes and brainstorming ideas. Martin also addresses concerns about job security and the need for AI literacy and policy. He mentions the impact of AI on visual content creation and the importance of human involvement in editing and controlling outputs. Takeaways AI can significantly improve productivity and creativity in various fields, such as generating meeting notes and brainstorming ideas. Job security may be enhanced by embracing AI and demonstrating its value in improving work outcomes. AI literacy and policy are crucial for effective and responsible use of AI in the workplace. Human involvement is necessary in editing and controlling AI-generated content. AI is being integrated into everyday tools, such as Apple products, and is becoming the norm in many industries. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Martin Broadhurst Artificially Intelligent Marketing podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinbroadhurst/ https://x.com/MPBroadhurst https://www.threads.net/@mpbroadhurst…
Summary In this conversation, Simon Jones speaks with Katharina Roelofsz and Anna Stevenson, who work in marketing and admissions at Headington School and Norwich School, respectively. They discuss their experiences at the AMCIS conference and share their key takeaways. They also talk about the importance of personalisation in marketing, the role of outside expertise, and the challenges of managing emails and resources. They touch on the topic of single-sex education and the benefits it offers. Finally, they discuss their plans for the summer holidays and the need for strategic planning and time management. Takeaways Personalisation and building relationships are key in school marketing. Outside expertise can bring fresh perspectives and ideas to the education sector. Managing emails and resources is a constant challenge in school marketing. Single-sex education offers unique benefits and opportunities for students. Strategic planning and time management are crucial for effective marketing. The summer holidays provide an opportunity for reflection and planning. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Katharina Roelofsz https://uk.linkedin.com/in/katharina-roelofsz-a7106943 Anna Stevenson https://uk.linkedin.com/in/norwichpr…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools. In this episode we're at the AMCIS conference 2024. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools. In this episode we are speaking to Sarah Cunnane, Head of Media & Communications at the Independent Schools Council. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools. In this episode we are speaking to Tom Rogerson, Head of Cottesmore School. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode it’s a little bit different because I’m coming to you live from the AMCIS Admissions Conference in central London on a rather chilly Thursday. I’m stood outside the Holiday Inn Bloomsbury and I’ve really been looking forward to this event, not just because there are some great speakers at this event but also because I get to talk to them directly for this podcast episode. Come with me as I take you around the AMCIS Admissions Conference so we can speak to some of the people here. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Daniel Virr d.l.virr@mgs.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-virr-870228249/ Joy Cheung joy.cheung@sidcott@org.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/joy-cheung-21580919b/…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode we’re celebrating Black History Month with three fantastic guests. Sabrina Moutarde is the Head of Marketing at St James’ Schools, we have Susan Fontenelle, Head of Admissions at Queen Anne’s School, Caversham, and we’re also joined by Chanelle Root, Digital Marketing Co-ordinator at Crosfields School in Reading. We get to talk about how each of them came to work at their schools, what Black History Month looks like where they work, who their role models are, whether they think it makes a difference in the workplace when you’re a person of colour and we talk about other things in between. This is a lovely episode, not just because it’s Black History Month but also because we have three amazing people with us, and they’re amazing of course, every month of the year. So come with me now as we speak to Sabrina, Susan and Chanelle. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode we have two guests both coming to us from Eltham College. Now, earlier this year AMCIS ran the IMPACT awards (you’ll probably remember hearing about that) and Eltham College won the IMPACT Award for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion with something they’d done called ‘Every Name Matters’, an initiative that addressed the mispronunciation of pupils’ names – which some said made them feel undignified, insecure or inferior. I was very excited to hear about this because I have one of the easiest names in the world to get right and so I needed to understand what it’s like for others with harder to pronounce names. So if you’re like me and you have an easy-to-pronounce name, or if your name is harder to say and you have close association with this topic then this is the episode for you. Edward Funnell is the Head of Communications and Gideon Hammond is the Lead on Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage (REACH) and also a teacher of maths & physics. So come with me now as we step into Eltham College and speak to Gideon and Edward about this initiative, ‘Every Name Matters’.That’s all coming up in this episode so come with me as we speak to the Headmistress at Channing School, it’s Lindsey Hughes. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Eltham College TES article Education Choices Magazine Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/gideon-hammond/…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode we hear from Lindsey Hughes, Headmistress at Channing School. Lindsey delivered the keynote speech at the AMCIS annual conference so I asked her to dive into this a little deeper, finding out from her how marketing teams can be best prepared for an uncertain future, why it’s so important to collaborate with other departments and what the whole ‘10% braver’ thing is and where that came from. But we also talk about her ‘relentless optimism’ and what school marketing and admissions people can do if they’re not happy in their school. That’s all coming up in this episode so come with me as we speak to the Headmistress at Channing School, it’s Lindsey Hughes. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode I’m at the Annual Conference at the De Vere Cotswold Water Park in Cirencester. I’m going to speak to a number of people here including a deeper discussion with Julie Ridge, Director of External Relations at Bedford Modern School, and Clare Sender, Head of Marketing & Communications at Minerva’s Virtual Academy, they’re an online school. But first we’re going to get some coffee and see who’s here so come with me as I take you around the event at this year’s AMCIS annual conference. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode we’re talking all about digital advertising in school. I’m about to speak to Steve King from King’s College, Taunton, he’s the Head of Digital Communication at King’s College, he’s also a Houseparent and the Head of CCF. So we’re going to find out how he got into this role, what the team actually looks like there, which platforms they engage in on social media and how they post differently to each of them. Steve is lovely, a very likeable guy so I think you’re going to love this episode. Which means I think we should go jump into it now so come with me as we scoot down the M5 and speak to Steve King. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode I’m talking to Miranda Norris, she’s the Head at Felsted Prep School. Now I think you’re going to love this episode. Miranda has a great background of other independent schools, international schools and also the state school sector. She offers some solid advice for marketing, admissions and communications teams as well as sharing her own stories of working in a wide variety of schools. Not only this but Miranda’s opening this year’s AMCIS Prep School Marketing Seminar in London on 26th January. So if you’re listening to this episode before that event then it’ll give you a sneaky insight into Miranda as a person but if you’re listening afterwards then be assured that everything she says in this recording is separate to the London event which means you’ll get just as much value listening to her words. Anyway, enough dilly-dally let’s jump across to Felsted Prep School where we meet up with the Head, Miranda Norris. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode I’m talking to a number of people, with the first half having been recorded at the AMCIS Admissions Conference in London, then in the second half we jump across into a private conversation with Mike Parker and Emma Schramm. Mike and Emma are both Directors of Admissions and Marketing, Mike being at Durham School in the north and Emma being at Stover School in the South-West. We’re going to find out what their roles look like in each of their schools so if you’re even slightly into Admissions and Marketing then you’ll gain a lot from this episode. But before we speak to them we’re going to step into the AMCIS Admissions Conference at the Holiday Inn, London, come with me and be a virtual guest at the event. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools, I’m Simon Jones and in this episode I’m talking to Alex Hutchinson, Head at James Allen's Girls' School or JAGS. We’re going to hear how Alex became a Head, the challenges of joining the school in the middle of a pandemic and what some of the biggest issues are facing the independent school sector right now. But, because this is the AMCIS podcast we also get Alex’s view on Admissions, Marketing and Communications in school. She gives us her insight from the viewpoint of a Head, and I think you might be interested in that too. That’s all coming up in this episode so come with me now as we jump into JAGS and speak to Head, Alex Hutchinson. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome back to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency, with a new season of episodes where we speak to people in the independent school sector. AMCIS is the association for admissions, marketing and communications in independent schools. I’m Simon Jones and in this episode I’m talking to Jenny Dinning, Head of External Relations at Bootham School. We’re going to hear Jenny’s views on the school sector, where it’s come from, how it’s changed, what’s important for parents right now, current and prospective, and what advice she has for people just starting out in this wonderful world of school marketing. You’ll love this episode and Jenny is wonderful. She talks from the heart, it’s not a presentation, instead it’s a delightful conversation where you can tell she’s talking while she’s thinking. But let’s get this intro out of the way and instead let’s find out the views of the sector from today’s guest, Jenny Dinning. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast to find out more about the people behind AMCIS as we hear from member schools and the AMCIS board. And in this episode we’re hearing from Oli Adams, Director of Communications, Admissions & Development at Brentwood School. Oli is also Chair of AMCIS but it’s not like he’s been an AMCIS member since 1997. In fact we get to find out just what Oli was doing himself back in 1997 but we also find out what he did before working in Marketing, how his family looks we even touch on the pandemic but not too much (you’ll be glad to know). He also talks a little about the AMCIS conference in May and how to get the most from it. So let’s not waste any more time. Come with me as we speak to the person who is Oli Adams from Brentwood School. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast to find out more about the people behind AMCIS as we hear from member schools and the AMCIS board. And in this episode we’re hearing from Lizzi Gardner from Perrott Hill School. Lizzi is the schools Director of Marketing and Communications and joined AMCIS five years ago. We’re about to discover what Lizzi was doing before working at Perrot Hill, how the pandemic has changed school admissions, marketing and communications and how change affects how you talk about how you market your school. But naturally we also hear how Lizzi feels about the annual conference in May and why she’s looking forward to it. So let’s jump into this episode right now with Lizzi Gardner. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com Lizzi's AMCIS Webinar…
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast to find out more about the people behind AMCIS as we hear from member schools and the AMCIS board. And in this episode we’re hearing from David Milner at Sedbergh School. David is the school’s Director of Marketing and International Relations but he’s also Vice-Chair at AMCIS, which puts him in a fantastic place to talk about AMCIS from the point of view as a board member and as a Marketing Director. We’re about to discover what David was doing before working at Sedbergh, how he sometimes answers the phone at 3am with his international recruitment hat on, and even what business he started when he was 14 years old, I don’t think you’ll guess what that was. But naturally we also hear how David feels about the annual conference in May and why he’s looking forward to it along with why it’s perfect for people who’ve never been before. So let’s jump into this episode right now with David Milner, Vice-Chair at AMCIS and Director at Sedbergh. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast to find out more about the people behind AMCIS as we hear from member schools and the AMCIS board. And in this episode we’re diving into Kingston Grammar School as we speak to Registrar Jodi Shalgosky. Now Jodi is the school’s Registrar, she’s been associated with AMCIS for a number of years and she’s also great fun! So in this episode we hear all about what Jodi did before working in school admissions, her experience in being an AMCIS member and what her thoughts are on the annual conference in May. I think you’re going to like this epiosde, if only to hear all about the different careers Jodi enjoyed prior to working in the independent schools sector. So let’s not waste any more time but come with me now as we speak to Registrar at KGS, Jodi Shalgosky. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome to The AMCIS Podcast, brought to you by The Bonjour Agency. This is the podcast to find out more about the people behind AMCIS as we hear from member schools and the AMCIS board. But for this, the very first episode we get to hear from AMCIS CEO, Tory Gillingham. In this episode Tory shares with us what AMCIS is all about, what we can expect from the annual conference in May 2022 and we also find out about the team at head office. But then we also find out something about Tory herself. What she enjoys doing at the weekend and if wasn’t for Covid which country she would choose to visit. It wasn’t what I was expecting, that’s for sure. That’s all coming up in this episode so come with me now as we speak to AMCIS CEO, Tory Gillingham. Links www.amcis.co.uk www.thebonjouragency.com…
Welcome to our new podcast. This is an exciting new venture for AMCIS and we’re really looking forward to bringing you insights into the association as we get closer to the annual conference in May 2022. The first episode will be out shortly so make sure you Follow or Subscribe to this podcast channel right now so you’ll know the very day it’s released. But in the meantime thank you for showing an interest and we’ll be back with you very soon. AMCIS online www.amcis.co.uk twitter.com/amcisnews…
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