Emily Cairnduff Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

• Overseeing Fremantle’s digital strategy across 1,500+ accounts globally that have a combined following of 352M.• Lead in the day-to-day running of Fremantle's Facebook Business Manager made up of 500+ pages.• Managing internal operations across Fremantle’s YouTube CMS, comprised of 400+ channels globally.• Setting up and launching social accounts across YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for Fremantle IP in addition to requests for any other platform within a production territory. • Overseeing and assisting the implementation of monetization strategies worldwide. • Providing operational support to territories on a daily basis and updating them with product launches, new features and how best to implement them. • Liaising with broadcasters around digital rights. • Troubleshooting technical issues and reporting bugs.• Providing platforms with product feedback and additional product requests in order to streamline Fremantle’s workflow.• Maintaining Fremantle’s relationship with social platforms. • Providing platform best practices to broadcasters, producers and brand partners.• Providing audience insights to in-house employees, broadcasters and production teams globally in an easily understood format. • Training producers, broadcasters and digital teams in CMS management, social best practices and Facebook Business Manager. • Pitching and presenting ideas both internally and externally.

London, United Kingdom

• Overseeing Claims, Assets and Reference Files for Fremantle's seven CMSs in order to protect their IP and control UGC. • Communicating with broadcasters around the world regarding the set up and running of their channels during and after TX. • Liasing with legal teams globally in relation to ownership rights and music clearances. • Optimising channels to ensure maximum visibility and engagement in order to drive revenue and brand awareness. • Generating data reports to identify weaknesses in a brands digital strategy and support future sales. • Supporting territories daily with any technical issues and updating teams on the latest product launches. • Researching, cutting and editing content to feature on FM’s Global Channels in order to help revive archive footage and reach new audiences.

London, United Kingdom

• Organising and overseeing award entries from RTS, BAFTA and The National Television Awards • Sending out press clips and images to journalists prior to TX and ensuring they have signed clip licences in accordance with our policy • Gathering quotes from shows prior to TX dates and sending these to press • Recording and filing of press cuttings as well as recording key quotes for future reference • Handling of FMUKs Twitter feed• Updating press releases and news pieces on label website including Talkback, Thames and Boundless. • Sorting images and ensuring these are approved by producers and execs prior to them being published • Sending out various updates to all FMUK employees • Creating graphics for email banners for Talkback, Thames, Newman Street, Boundless and Retort and maintaining that these are up to date with the current shows on air• Helping assist with press days in studio and briefing talent • Working effectively with a variety of people from runners, to producers • Assisting with press schedules to ensure that journalist press days run smoothly

London, United Kingdom

• Updating employee intranet systems with news and events• Contributing to the organisation of internal events• Putting together internal communication emails for employees• Assisting admin and research based tasks• Updating press releases on the external website• Liaising with the PR & Comms team on up and coming meetings, interviews and events• Helping with the transfer of information from the current website to a new staging website

My job role consisted of the certification of young adults who had achieved the qualifications to enable them to work in the social care sector. As part of my job it was my responsibility to ensure that these qualifications and skills were evidenced before certificates were issued. I was also required to provide guidance to employers as to how and who to employ. Having worked in this job role I am now confident using a CRM database system and running reports.- Certificating Social Care apprentices throughout the UK and sending out documentation on time- Liaising with training providers to make sure the information they have received is up to date and compliant - Using a CRM database and excel- Affectively using Apprenticeship Certification of England (ACE) software- Running financial reports - Booking meetings- Taking phone call and email queries - Checking certification evidence, ensuring all apprentices have completed the correct and up to date qualifications to enable them to work in social care

As a marketing assistant my job role consisted of organising and putting together publications for events aimed at both young adults and those already working for the industry. It was my job to ensure that events had the correct publications and information in order for the event to take place and be as effective as possible. This job required a vast amount of organisation to ensure that the day to day running of events ran smoothly. It also required liaising with a number of people to ensure things were in the right place at the right time.- Putting together publications for events around the UK - Liaising with venues to ensure the smooth running of events in order for the event to be as effective as possible- Restocking and reordering publications based on demand- Taking phone call and email queries from companies or people wanting to know more about social care in the UK- Working with colleagues to create new ideas to engage the new generation into the prospects of working in social care - Using outlook daily to book and invite people to meetings- Coming up with new ideas to capture an ever changing audience via various platforms including social networking

My job title was a customer services advisor which consisted of several major job roles including taking customer phone calls and engaging with the customer on a one to one basis both over the phone and through social networking platforms. Having the ability to speak to customers gave me great job satisfaction as I was able to get to know customers and resolve any problems that they may have. The role also included responding to customer emails and queries and overall ensuring that the customers needs are met. While working for Republic we used various computer programs including an ATG ordering system and a delivery tracking program which I became very confident in using.- Taking phone call and email queries- Using social networking to engage with a customers and resolve queries- Using an ATG ordering system- Liaising with delivery companies to ensure timely delivery- Working closely with the buying team to provide feedback on brand success- Excellent customer service and attention to detail to ensure that customer queries are dealt with quickly and efficiently

Leeds, United Kingdom

While at university I started work with cellar trends a company that focus’s on the promoting and selling of drinks such as Jägermeister, Midori, Campari and Luxardo. I worked for the company for 2 months as a floor seller, before being promoted to a team leader. As a team leader I was responsible for making a monthly rota for the staff to follow, liaising with bar/club managers, handling of money, making sure that staff were safe at all times and signing off and completing paperwork. I was also lucky enough to contribute to the marketing and advertising side of things and share with the marketing managers my ideas to help promote their companies to the best of their ability which I found particularly rewarding.- Booking and organising promotional events in pubs and clubs in the North of England for brands such as Jägermeister, Midori, Patron, Luxardo and Campari- Putting together staff timetables and ensuring that each event was staffed correctly- Handling Money- Completing financial paperwork- Making sure staff were safe at all times and completing various safety checks- Making customers aware of the brands in a safe environment

Leeds, United Kingdom

While in my second year at University I took part in a 2 week placement with the magazine ‘Beyond’, based in Yorkshire. Working with the style and fashion team we worked on a wedding special that explored some of the weirdest and wackiest weddings as well as the more traditional, modern ceremonies. While working with the team at Beyond I learnt a number of skills such as the importance of working to a tight deadline and the art of working with what you are given. I think this was demonstrated a couple of hours before going to print as after a company interview pulled out we were given the task of creating another article that would fit in with the special as well as appeal to our audience.

Leeds, United Kingdom

As part of my university course I took part in a 4 week placement with a small production company in the North of England. I was given the role of production assistant in a short film based on a collection of shoes designed by Vivienne Westwood, that would later be shown at her exhibition about her work. I was given a number of responsibilities while working on this shoot including, organising the models to ensure that costumes were camera ready and maintaining the smooth running of filming to ensure that our film time was used affectively. I was also lucky enough to have an input into designing the models costumes, which I found particularly enjoyable as I loved working with other creative personalities to produce something magical!- Dressing the models and ensuring that costume problems were amended as quickly as possible - Ensuring the wellbeing of 32 pairs of vintage Vivienne Westwood shoes - Designing costumes and putting together various set designs- Liaising with the production and backstage team to ensure everyone was in the right place at the right time to ensure our film time was used affectively- Creating ideas to engage the audience into Alice in Wonderland theme short film